Remove unwanted margins from PDF pages. Set custom crop areas for all pages.
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Crop PDF trims away unwanted margins, whitespace, or scanned edges from your pages — useful for cleaning up documents scanned with extra border space, removing printer marks, or tightening a page before printing. Drag the crop handles visually over a live preview, apply the same crop to every page or adjust individual pages separately, and download the result. It's a quick way to make scanned documents look more professional or to fit content better on a printed or digital page, without altering the actual text or images inside the crop area.
Drop your PDF into the box — pages load as thumbnails in your browser with nothing uploaded.
Drag the crop frame around the area you want to keep. Adjust it until the margins you're cutting sit outside the frame.
Apply the crop to every page at once, or pick specific pages if only part of the document needs trimming.
Download the cropped PDF. Content inside the frame stays sharp because nothing gets resized or re-rendered.
Visual crop frames, per-page or whole-document control, and zero quality loss — all in your browser.
Drag handles over a live preview to set the exact crop area.
Crop every page the same way, or adjust pages individually.
Cropping happens in your browser — your file is never uploaded.
Only margins are trimmed — text and images stay unchanged.
Crop as many PDFs as you need at no cost.
Yes. You can apply the same crop to every page or set a different crop area for individual pages.
Yes, this tool is completely free with no limit on how many documents you crop.
No. Cropping only trims the visible page area — the content inside stays at its original quality.
No. The crop tool works entirely in your browser, keeping your document private.
Common reasons include removing scan margins, cutting printer marks, or tightening a page before printing or sharing.
Crop the page margins of your PDF