Find the empty pages in a PDF automatically – also the blank back sides of double-sided scans – check them, and download the PDF without them. Everything runs in your browser. Find and delete the empty pages in a PDF.
Each page is drawn in your browser and compared with its own paper colour, so grey or yellowish scanned paper still counts as blank. Tiny dust specks and the dark edges a scanner leaves around the page are ignored. A page with any real text on it is never treated as blank.
Choose the PDF, check the pages marked "Remove" and click "Remove blank pages". The PDF without the blank pages is downloaded.
Yes. Scanned pages are compared with their own paper colour, so grey paper, dust and scanner edges do not stop a page from being recognised as blank.
Pages with real text are never marked. Pages with very little on them, such as a single signature, can be close to blank, so you see every page and can change any choice before downloading.
No. The pages are checked and removed by your browser on your own device.
Yes – no sign-up and no watermark.
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