Crop PDF
Trim the white margins or crop a specific area of your PDF document.
or drop it here
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- Up to 100 MB
Trim the white margins or crop a specific area of your PDF document.
or drop it here
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About this tool
Crop PDF is a free, browser-based tool that lets you crop PDF pages to remove unwanted margins, edges, or sections. Simply select the area you want to keep and our tool will crop your PDF precisely. It supports PDF → PDF cropping. Everything runs locally on your device, so your files are never uploaded to a server. There's no sign-up, no watermark, and no limit — just open Crop PDF, select your crop area, and get a perfectly cropped document instantly. Perfect for removing white space, focusing on specific content, or preparing PDFs for different formats.

Drag and drop your PDF file or click to browse. Supports files up to 100MB.
Click and drag to select the area you want to keep. Use the handles to adjust the selection precisely.
Save your PDF with the unwanted margins or edges removed. All content is preserved within the crop area.
Crop out excessive white space, margins, or borders from your PDF pages for a cleaner look.
Crop PDFs to focus on specific content areas, removing unnecessary background or surrounding elements.
Crop PDF processes your data locally in the browser. Nothing is uploaded, tracked, or stored — your files never leave your device.
Select exact crop areas with pixel-level precision using our intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
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Crop out excessive margins and white space from PDF documents for a cleaner, more professional look.
ExampleCrop a scanned document PDF to remove the blank margins around the content.
Crop PDFs to focus on specific content areas, removing unnecessary background or surrounding elements.
ExampleCrop a PDF to focus only on the chart or diagram, removing the surrounding text.
Crop PDFs to fit specific paper sizes or print layouts for better printing results.
ExampleCrop a PDF to A4 size before printing to ensure it fits perfectly on the page.
Crop PDFs to mobile-friendly dimensions for better display on smartphones and tablets.
ExampleCrop a PDF to fit mobile screen dimensions for better viewing on phones.
Crop PDFs to extract and save specific sections or areas as separate documents.
ExampleCrop a PDF to extract only the signature area for separate storage.
Crop invoices and receipts to remove unnecessary margins and focus on the important information.
ExampleCrop a receipt PDF to remove the blank space and focus on the transaction details.
Crop multiple PDFs to the same dimensions for consistent document formatting.
ExampleCrop all PDFs in a collection to the same size for a uniform look.
Crop PDF slides to remove unnecessary margins and focus on the presentation content.
ExampleCrop PDF slides to 16:9 aspect ratio for better presentation display.
Crop scanned PDFs to remove the scanner borders and focus on the document content.
ExampleCrop a scanned contract PDF to remove the black borders from the scanner.
Crop PDFs for web display to remove unnecessary margins and improve page aesthetics.
ExampleCrop a PDF before embedding it on your website to remove excess white space.
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Enter precise width and height values for consistent cropping across multiple documents.
Use the preview feature to see how your crop will look before finalizing.
Use the drag handles to make pixel-perfect adjustments to your crop area.
Lock the aspect ratio to prevent distortion when resizing your crop area.
Use the same crop settings for all pages to maintain consistency across your document.
For complex documents, consider cropping different pages with different settings based on content.
Always keep a backup of the original PDF before cropping in case you need to start over.
After cropping, use our Image Resizer tool if you need to resize the content to specific dimensions.
Image ResizerUse our Rotate PDF tool first if your pages are in the wrong orientation, then crop for best results.
Rotate PDFOpen the cropped PDF to verify all important content is included and properly positioned.