Crop PDF — Trim Margins with a Live Preview

Drag the crop sliders while watching a live preview of what stays visible, then apply the same crop to every page or just the ones you pick — great for trimming scan margins or wide whitespace.

Quick answer: Crop PDF

Crop PDF trims margins or whitespace from pages using a live preview — drag the four edge sliders and watch exactly what will stay visible, then apply the crop to every page or just a chosen range. It changes each page's CropBox, which is a display setting, not a content edit.

Input
A PDF and crop amounts for each edge (top/right/bottom/left).
Output
The same PDF with each target page's visible area trimmed.
Know before use
Cropping is not redaction: the trimmed-away area is still stored in the file's MediaBox and can be recovered by resetting the CropBox — never use it to hide sensitive content.
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  • ✓100% free, no sign-up required
  • ✓Runs entirely in your browser — no file upload to server
  • ✓Live preview shows exactly what will be cropped
  • ✓Apply to every page or a specific page range
  • ✓Privacy-first: your data never leaves your device

How to Use

  1. 1
    Prepare the input

    A PDF and crop amounts for each edge (top/right/bottom/left).

  2. 2
    Configure and process

    Crop PDF trims margins or whitespace from pages using a live preview — drag the four edge sliders and watch exactly what will stay visible, then apply the crop to every page or just a chosen range. It changes each page's CropBox, which is a display setting, not a content edit.

  3. 3
    Review the result

    The same PDF with each target page's visible area trimmed.

What do I need to use Crop PDF?

A PDF and crop amounts for each edge (top/right/bottom/left).

What does Crop PDF produce?

The same PDF with each target page's visible area trimmed.

What are the limitations of Crop PDF?

Cropping is not redaction: the trimmed-away area is still stored in the file's MediaBox and can be recovered by resetting the CropBox — never use it to hide sensitive content.