Insert a blank page into a PDF
Add an empty page anywhere in a PDF — to leave room for handwritten notes, separate chapters, or make a document print correctly double-sided.
The blank page uses the same size as your document's first page, so it fits in neatly.
How to use it
- Add your PDF. Choose the file.
- Choose where. Enter the page number to insert after. Use 0 to put the blank page at the very start.
- Click Process. A blank page is added.
- Download. Save the updated PDF.
Common reasons to add blank pages
- Double-sided printing. Make each chapter start on a right-hand page.
- Notes and signatures. Leave space for handwritten comments in a printed copy.
- Booklets. Pad the page count to a multiple of four for folded booklets.
- Private by design. The tool processes your document in your browser without uploading its contents. Loading the website and Google verification can still make network requests; see the Privacy Policy for optional services.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add several blank pages?
Run the tool once for each page you want to add.
Is the blank page really empty?
Yes, it's a plain white page with no content.
What size is the new page?
The same size as the first page of your document.