Crop PDF

Crop margins or borders from any page — independently

Every page opens as a thumbnail with its own Crop button. Click it to open a crop box directly on that page: drag any corner or edge handle to resize it, or drag inside it to move it. Each page keeps its own crop — trim wide margins off a scanned page while leaving a full-bleed page untouched, or crop just the odd page out in a document with mixed sizes.

Nothing is uploaded to crop a page. Your PDF opens locally, and each crop is written directly into the file — the same process the download step uses for every other edit here. Pages you don't crop are left exactly as they were. Pressing Download just saves the result to your device.

Crop each page independently

A scanned document rarely has identical margins on every page, and some pages — a cover, a landscape chart — may need no cropping at all. Click Crop on just the pages that need it, drag their crop box into place, and leave every other page exactly as it was. There is no single crop applied across the whole document.

Drag to set the exact area

The crop box can be resized by dragging any corner or edge handle, or moved by dragging inside it — a live preview shows exactly what will be kept before you download anything.

Private by construction, not just by policy

There is no server step to crop a page — your PDF opens and each crop is written in, entirely on your device, so there is nothing to upload in the first place. That makes it safe to crop a document you would rather not send anywhere, and it works the same on Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android since the work all happens on your own device.

Cropping alongside other edits

Need to crop a document you are also reorganizing? Our Edit PDF tool has the same per-page Crop button plus delete, duplicate, reorder, rotate, page numbers, a watermark or corner stamp, placing a photo directly on a page, and splitting the result — so every change goes into a single download instead of round-tripping through separate tools.