Crop PDF

Crop PDF page areas. Right in your browser. 100% free, privacy protected.

Crop PDF trims the visible area of pages — cutting away scanner margins, removing printer crop marks, or reframing a slide deck exported with heavy white space. Drag a crop box over the page preview and apply it to one page, a range, or the whole document. There is also automatic margin detection that finds the content edges and proposes a crop, which is far quicker than eyeballing a hundred scanned pages. Cropping adjusts the page boundary rather than deleting content, and it all runs in your browser.

  1. Upload Files — Drag and drop your files into the upload area, or click to browse and select files from your device.
  2. Set Options — Crop PDF page areas
  3. Download — Click the download button to save your processed file. It's ready instantly!

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the cropped-away content deleted?

Cropping changes the page's visible box, so the trimmed area stops being displayed or printed. Some tools can restore it by resetting the box, so do not treat cropping as redaction — use Redact for anything sensitive.

Can I apply one crop to every page?

Yes. Set the crop once and apply it across the whole document or a page range, which is the normal case for a uniformly scanned batch.

Does automatic detection work on scans?

Usually well. It looks for the outer edge of actual content and proposes a box around it. You can always adjust the suggestion before applying.

Will cropping shrink the file?

Not appreciably. The content is still in the file, just outside the visible box. Use Compress PDF if size is the goal.

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