How to add blank pages to a PDF
Sometimes a PDF needs a little empty space — a blank page between chapters, a separator before an appendix, or a back page so a double-sided print comes out right. Adding blank pages lets you control pagination and layout without re-creating the document.
This tool inserts empty pages the same size as your document, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so your file stays private. Choose where to insert and how many, then download.
Step by step
- Choose a PDF — the tool shows its page count.
- Set where to insert (0 = before the first page) and how many.
- Click Add blank pages to download.
Why do this in the browser?
Inserting pages locally keeps your document private and is instant. New pages match the size of your existing pages, so the result prints cleanly. There's no upload, no size cap and no account.
Common uses
- Adding separators between sections.
- Inserting a blank back page for double-sided printing.
- Leaving space for handwritten notes.
- Padding a document to an even page count.
Frequently asked questions
Is my file uploaded?
No. Pages are inserted in your browser. Your PDF never leaves your device.
What size are the blank pages?
They match the page just before the insert point.
Where does 0 insert?
Before the very first page.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free with no signup.