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A PDF and the margins to trim.
Cut whitespace off a document and keep it selectable.
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Trim margins from the pages you choose while keeping text selectable.
Your work stays private in your browser while you use this tool.
Crop PDF trims margins from the pages you choose by rewriting each page's CropBox and MediaBox. Because it changes the page boxes rather than redrawing the page, text stays selectable and vector artwork stays sharp at any zoom.
A PDF and the margins to trim.
Cut whitespace off a document and keep it selectable.
A cropped PDF with its text still selectable.
Cropping changes the visible page box — the trimmed content is hidden, not deleted.
Remove the wide white margins from a scanned book page before printing it.
Trim a slide deck exported at letter size down to the slide area itself.
Cut a header or footer band off every page of a report.
Each selected page's existing CropBox is used as the starting rectangle, falling back to its MediaBox. Margins are subtracted from that rectangle in points or as a percentage of the page, and both boxes are rewritten to the result. Pages with a rotation entry have their margins applied to the edges the reader actually sees, so the top margin trims the visual top rather than an unrotated edge.
Yes. Crop PDF is free to use.
Yes. Your work stays private while you use the tool — nothing you enter is uploaded.
Usually not. The hidden content is still stored in the document, so the file size is largely unchanged. Use the PDF compressor if reducing size is the goal.
Yes. Cropping changes which part of the page a viewer displays, not what the page contains. Never rely on it to remove sensitive information from a document you are sharing.