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Crop & Resize PDF

Crop white margins or resize a PDF to an exact paper size for free. Vector trim keeps text selectable; standard-size mode rebuilds pages — files never leave your browser.

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Drop a PDF here or click to browse
One PDF up to 100 MB — files never leave your browser

What is Crop & Resize PDF?

Crop & Resize PDF is a free online tool that removes unwanted white margins or resizes a PDF to an exact paper size. It offers three modes: auto-trim detects and crops the blank border around your content, custom margins cut an exact amount off the top, bottom, left, or right of each page, and standard-size mode rebuilds pages at a chosen paper size (A4, Letter, A3, or Legal). Cropping keeps your text as real vector content, and the entire job runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Common Use Cases

Tighten Scanned or Converted Pages

Remove uneven white borders left by scanners and converters so every page fills cleanly and prints edge to edge.

Fit Content to a Paper Size

Rebuild a non-standard page layout into an exact A4 or Letter size for portals, printers, and submission systems that reject odd dimensions.

Consistent Margin QA

Apply identical custom margins across every page to standardize spacing in a document before print or review.

QA Test Assets

Produce tightly-cropped or fixed-size PDF fixtures from sample documents for layout, print, and visual-regression testing pipelines.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Upload a single PDF (up to 100 MB) by dragging and dropping or clicking the upload zone
  2. Review the page count, size, and first-page preview shown after the file is read
  3. Choose a mode: Trim white margins (auto), Custom margins, or Standard size (exact)
  4. For custom margins, enter top/bottom/left/right values in points (0–200)
  5. For standard size, pick A4, US Letter, A3, or US Legal — or select All pages / a page range like 1-3,5 for the cropping modes
  6. Click the action button and watch the per-page progress, then preview the result and download a <base>-cropped.pdf (or <base>-a4.pdf for standard size)

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