Crop PDF
Trim the margins off every page of a PDF with a visual crop tool, free and entirely in your browser
Drag a PDF file here or click to choose
Drag the corners to crop, or type an exact percentage below.
🔒 All processing happens in your browser — your files are never uploaded to any server
How to use it
- Upload a PDFDrag the file onto the drop zone or click "Choose file". The first page is rendered as a preview inside your browser.
- Drag the crop rectanglePull any corner handle to resize, or drag from the middle to move the whole selection. The dimmed area is what will be trimmed away.
- Fine-tune with the numbersThe four fields hold the exact percentage taken off each edge, so you can type a precise, symmetrical margin instead of eyeballing it.
- Click "Crop PDF"The crop is applied to every page and the file downloads immediately. Your original is left untouched.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the cropped-off area really deleted from the file?
No — and this matters. Cropping a PDF sets a smaller visible area; the content outside it is hidden rather than removed, which is how PDF cropping works in every tool. Do not use crop to hide confidential information, because anyone can restore the full page. For that you need real redaction.
Does the crop apply to every page or only the one I can see?
Every page. You set it once on the preview and we apply the same proportional crop throughout — 5% off the top means 5% of each page, so a document with mixed page sizes crops evenly instead of losing more from the small pages.
Can I crop without dragging?
Yes. The four boxes below the preview take a percentage for each edge and are fully keyboard-operable. Typing moves the rectangle and dragging updates the numbers — they are two views of the same thing, so use whichever suits you.
What if my pages are rotated?
It still works. Each page carries its own rotation, and we translate your crop into that page's own coordinates, so "top" always means the top of what you were looking at.