Crop PDF
Trim the margins of one or many PDFs: drag the box to set the crop. Non-destructive and lossless, all in your browser.
Crop PDF
Why crop a PDF?
Plenty of PDFs carry margin you don't want: a thick white border from a scanner, a slide deck printed with empty space around each slide, or a page where only one corner actually matters. Cropping trims the page down to the part you care about, so the content fills the view, reads cleanly on a phone, and prints without wasted space around the edge. Drag the crop box over the area to keep and apply it to every page at once, or limit it to a range of pages when only some need trimming. Working with more than one PDF? Use the same box across all of them, or set a different crop per file. A few common print and screen ratios are there as quick presets when you'd rather not eyeball it. Cropping sets each page's crop box, the standard way every PDF viewer decides what to show, so it is lossless: the text stays selectable and the images aren't re-rendered or blurred. It all happens in your browser, so the PDF never leaves your device.
How do I crop a PDF online for free?
Open your PDF and drag the box to the part of the page you want to keep, then download. Cropping trims the margins from view across every page (or just the pages you choose), the text stays selectable, and it all runs in your browser, so the file is never uploaded.