PDF Tool
Crop PDF
Trim page margins with a live preview — set each edge, or let it find the empty space for you. Vector-safe: nothing is re-rendered. Runs entirely in your browser.
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Drag a PDF here, or click to browse
Single file · Max 100.0 MB
How it works
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Upload the PDF — the preview shades what will be cut off.
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Set how much to trim from each edge with the sliders (mm, inches or points), or tap Auto-detect to trim empty margins for you.
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Choose which pages to crop (all, odd, even or a range), and optionally give any single page its own margins. Check other pages with the preview arrows.
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Apply and download the cropped PDF.
Crop PDF — frequently asked questions
- Does cropping delete content outside the crop area, or just hide it?
- It hides it — the page's visible area gets smaller, but the cropped-away content is still inside the file. If something sensitive must be gone for good, use Redact PDF instead.
- What does Auto-detect do?
- It looks at every page, finds where the actual content is, and trims the empty space around it, keeping a small border. By default one safe crop is used for all pages (so nothing is ever cut); you can switch to fitting each page separately.
- Can I crop only some pages?
- Yes — pick odd pages, even pages or a range like 2-5, 9. Pages you don't select are left exactly as they are.
- Can one page have different margins from the rest?
- Yes — open that page in the preview, switch on 'Crop this page differently', and set its margins. Every other page keeps the shared crop.
- Does it work on rotated or scanned pages?
- Yes — 'top' means the top of the page as you see it, even if the page is stored rotated.
