To delete a page in Google Docs, you can follow these methods depending on whether the page has content or is blank:
Deleting a Page with Content
- Open your Google Docs document.
- Navigate to the page you want to delete.
- Click and drag your mouse to highlight all the content on that page (text, images, etc.).
- Press the Backspace key (Windows) or Delete key (Mac) to remove the selected content.
- If a blank page remains, place your cursor at the top of that page and press Backspace or Delete again to remove the page completely
Deleting a Blank Page
- Place your cursor at the beginning of the text on the page immediately after the blank page.
- Press Backspace or Delete repeatedly to move the text up and eliminate the blank page.
- Alternatively, highlight the blank page by clicking and dragging your cursor over it, then press Delete or Backspace
Additional Tips for Removing Blank Pages
- Check for and delete any page breaks by turning off "Print Layout" view (under the View menu), which reveals page breaks as gray lines you can select and delete
- Adjust paragraph spacing by going to Format > Line & paragraph spacing > Custom spacing and setting the "After" value to 0 to remove extra space causing blank pages
- Modify page margins via File > Page setup to reduce unnecessary space that might create blank pages
These methods cover most scenarios for deleting unwanted pages in Google Docs, whether they contain content or are blank