Add Blank Page
Insert blank pages anywhere in a PDF - for double-sided printing, notes space, or section breaks. Choose position, size and how many.
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About This Tool
Blank pages are usually about printing. Duplex printing puts the next section on the back of the last page of the previous one, which is wrong when each chapter is supposed to start on a right-hand page. A blank verso fixes it.
They also serve as deliberate space: a notes page after each section of a handout, or a separator before an appendix in a bound document.
Choose where the page goes - at the start, at the end, or after a specific page - how many to insert, and what size. Matching the surrounding pages is the default, which is what you want unless you are inserting a different-format insert on purpose.
How to Use
Load the PDF
Drop in the document.
Choose the position
Start, end, or after a specific page number.
Set the count and size
How many blanks, and whether they match the surrounding pages or use a standard size.
Insert and save
Download the updated PDF.
Use Cases
Chapters that start on the right
A blank verso so each section begins on a recto page when printed double-sided.
Notes pages in a handout
A blank page after each section for attendees to write on.
Section separators
A blank sheet before each appendix in a bound document.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size will the blank page be?
By default it matches the surrounding pages. You can override it with a standard size if you need to.
Can I insert several blanks in different places?
Run the tool once per position, or use the PDF Multi Tool to do it all in one session.
Will page numbers be affected?
Existing stamped numbers are page content and do not shift. Re-run Add Page Numbers if you need a corrected sequence.
Are the blank pages truly empty?
Yes - no content, no watermark, nothing to print.