You can remove pages from your notebooks using OneNote for the web with your preferred browser on a PC or Mac.
Removed pages will appear in the Deleted Notes section, so you can restore them later, if needed.
Caution
Unlike OneNote client apps, where you can use Ctrl+Z (Windows) or ⌘+Z (Mac) to undo your last actions and restore page deletions, deleting pages in OneNote for the web is immediate and to be undone you need to restore them from Deleted Notes. Pages deleted from labeled sections aren't moved to Deleted Notes, so they can't be restored later. If you're deleting pages from shared notebooks, first make sure that the deletions won't unexpectedly affect other notebook authors.
Do the following:
- In OneNote for the web from your preferred browser, go to the section containing the page or subpage that you want to delete.
- Do either of the following:
- On a PC, right-click the name of the page, and then click Delete Page.
- On a Mac, Control-click the name of the page, and then click Delete Page.
Note
If you're deleting a page from a section with a sensitivity label, you'll see an additional dialog to confirm the permanent deletion. Pages deleted from labeled sections aren't moved to Deleted Notes, so they can't be restored later.
Note
To restore or permanently delete a page in OneNote for the web, go to the View tab, then select Deleted Notes. Right click the page name to restore or permanently delete the note. Permanently deleting a note cannot be undone.