Blank PDF Download: A4 and Letter, Plus Lined and Graph Paper

Sometimes you just need an empty PDF. A placeholder page for a filing system that demands one, a blank sheet to append to a document, a clean page to draw on in a note-taking app, or a test file for something you're building. Rather than making you generate one, here are ready-made blanks you can download right now — no signup, no watermark, nothing embedded in them.

Download a blank PDF

• Blank PDF — A4 (210 × 297 mm, one empty page)
• Blank PDF — US Letter (8.5 × 11 in, one empty page)
• Lined paper PDF — US Letter (ruled lines, good for handwriting on a tablet)
• Graph paper PDF — 5mm grid, A4 (for sketching and math)

Each file is a genuine single-page PDF a few hundred bytes in size — we generated them ourselves, so there's no tracking, no metadata pointing at anyone, and nothing to clean out of them. Download once and reuse forever.

Need more pages? Duplicate or merge

A one-page blank turns into a twenty-page blank in a few seconds: open our merge tool, drop the same blank file in as many times as you need, and download the result. Everything happens in your browser, so it's instant even for large page counts.

If what you actually want is to slot an empty page into an existing document — a separator between sections, a "this page intentionally left blank" before a new chapter — you don't need a download at all. We've covered that in how to insert a blank page into a PDF.

Make your own blank PDF (any size, any ruling)

If the ready-made files above aren't quite right — you want A5, a 6 mm dot grid, twenty pages instead of one, or your logo at the top — use our Blank PDF Maker. It generates the file to your exact spec: paper size (including fully custom dimensions), plain, lined, grid, or dot-grid ruling with adjustable spacing and color, any number of pages, headers, footers, page numbers, a diagonal watermark, and even a logo letterhead. Like everything on this site it runs in your browser, so your logo and text never leave your computer.

Two other routes worth knowing:

1. Print an empty document. Open a new, empty document in any app, set the paper size in the print dialog, and print to PDF. On Windows that's Microsoft Print to PDF; on a Mac, use the PDF dropdown in the print dialog.
2. Resize one of ours. Download a blank above and run it through our resize tool to any dimensions you like — again, all in your browser.

Writing on a blank PDF

A blank page is usually a starting point, not the end product. Our PDF editor lets you type on it, draw on it, drop images onto it, and add shapes — so a blank sheet plus five minutes gets you a signed note, a quick form, or a labelled diagram. Like every PeacefulPDF tool, it processes the file locally; your document never leaves your computer.

Why a blank PDF and not a blank Word file?

Because PDFs are fixed. A blank Word document is one accidental keystroke away from not being blank, and it renders differently depending on the fonts installed. A blank PDF is exactly one page of exactly nothing, everywhere, forever — which is what filing systems, upload forms, and printers actually want.