Crop PDF
Adjust the visible page boundary using top, right, bottom and left margins in points. Cropping can make a page easier to view by hiding unnecessary edges. It should not be used to remove confidential content from a PDF, because material outside the visible boundary can remain in the file.
100 MB per file · up to 500 pages per job · one job at a time. Files are temporary, expire within 24 hours and are cleaned up automatically. Download results promptly; service restarts can remove them earlier.
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What Crop PDF does
Adjust the visible page boundary using top, right, bottom and left margins in points. Cropping can make a page easier to view by hiding unnecessary edges. It should not be used to remove confidential content from a PDF, because material outside the visible boundary can remain in the file.
How to use this tool
- Upload a PDF and select pages.
- Set the margins in points for the selected pages.
- Process and check the new visible page area.
Common uses
- Trim excessive page margins.
- Focus the visible page on its main content.
Formats and limits
- Input
- Output
- Current file limit
- 100 MB per file, up to 500 pages per job, one job at a time. Shared usage quotas apply.
Cropping is not redaction and does not guarantee removal of hidden text or images. Keep the original and verify that no needed content is hidden.
Questions about Crop PDF
Does cropping delete hidden content?
Do not rely on it to do that. Cropping changes visible boundaries; use a dedicated, verified redaction workflow for sensitive material.
Can I crop selected pages only?
Yes. Use the page-selection setting and inspect the result after processing.
Your files and privacy
Documents are uploaded over HTTPS to the hosted service. Files are temporary and protected by your browser session. Download results promptly and keep a local copy before temporary files expire.
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