Auto-detect and remove blank pages from a PDF in your browser. Adjust detection sensitivity, review thumbnails with blank-page markers, and download a clean PDF with empty pages gone. Private, no upload.
Runs in your browser
Files are never uploaded — they stay on your device.
No page limit
Any document size, no per-page caps or quotas.
No watermarks
Clean output with no branding added.
No sign-up
Just open the tool and use it — no email, no account.
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No promises to take on faith — check it yourself in about 30 seconds.
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Full method & limitsThe tool renders each page and measures ink coverage to find truly empty pages, then marks them on the preview.
Choose strict, normal, or loose detection. Loose catches pages with only faint marks or a small logo; strict keeps only fully empty pages.
The detected blank pages are pre-filled as an editable list. Add or remove pages before running, so you stay in control.
Page thumbnails show an amber Blank badge on detected empty pages, so you can verify before removing anything.
Detection and removal run entirely in your browser with pdf-lib. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server.
Drag and drop or select the PDF you want to clean up. The file is read locally in your browser.
The tool scans pages and marks blank ones with an amber badge; the summary shows how many pages will be removed and how many remain.
Change the detection sensitivity or edit the page list to add or remove pages from the removal plan.
Run the tool to create a new PDF without the blank pages, then review the result and download it.
A 12-page scan has 2 blank pages inserted by the printer; they are detected and removed, leaving a 10-page PDF.
scan.pdf (12 pages)
A scanned document with accidental blank pages.
scan-no-blanks.pdf (10 pages)
Blank pages are removed and the rest stay in order.
Blank pages sneak into PDFs from extra page breaks, scanner misfeeds, exported slides, or printer defaults. This tool finds those empty pages and removes them so you can share or print a cleaner document.
Upload a PDF, let the tool detect blank pages, review the marked thumbnails, then download a new PDF with the empty pages gone. Everything runs locally in your browser.
The tool renders each page and measures ink coverage. Pages with almost no visible content are flagged as blank. Because detection is heuristic, the preview marks each suspected blank page with an amber badge so you can confirm before removing anything.
Strict keeps only fully empty pages. Normal is the recommended balance for everyday scans. Loose also catches pages that contain only a faint mark, a small logo, or a page number — useful when blank pages still carry a footer or watermark.
The detected blank pages are pre-filled into an editable list. Add pages the tool missed, or remove a page that was flagged by mistake. You stay in control of exactly what gets deleted.
On a Mac you can open a PDF in Preview, show the thumbnail sidebar, and delete empty pages by hand. An online blank-page remover gives you the same result in a browser and adds automatic detection so you don't have to scan every thumbnail yourself.
This tool automatically finds and pre-fills blank pages. If you want to remove specific pages by number instead, use Delete Pages from PDF, where you enter the exact pages or ranges to remove.
Removing blank pages produces one shorter PDF. Splitting a PDF produces multiple separate files by page range. When your goal is a single clean document, blank-page removal is the right choice; use Split PDF when you need separate files.
The remaining pages keep their original order and size. If you later need to combine several cleaned files, Merge PDF puts them back into one document.