Trim white margins or unwanted edges
Enter how much to trim from the top, right, bottom and left, in points (1 point is 1/72 inch, so 72 points is one inch). The same crop is applied to every page and saved as a new PDF named after the original with -cropped added.
Cropping changes the visible area of each page, which PDF calls the crop box. It's meant for trimming margins and tidying scans, not for permanently deleting content.
How to use Crop PDF
- Add your PDFDrag a PDF onto the upload area or press Choose file.
- Enter the trim amountsIn Settings, type the points to trim from the top, right, bottom and left.
- Press Crop PDFFoldr applies the crop to every page.
- DownloadClick the green download button.
Limitations to know about
- The same trim is applied to all pages. There is no visual selection box.
- Content outside the crop area stays inside the file and may be recoverable, so don't use cropping to hide sensitive information.
- If the trim is larger than the page, an error is shown.
Common uses
- Trim wide white margins before printing or reading on a phone.
- Cut scanner edges from a document.
Frequently asked questions
How do I crop a PDF?
Add the PDF, enter the points to trim on each side, press Crop PDF and download the result.
What are points?
A point is 1/72 of an inch. 72 points equals one inch, and about 28 points equals one centimetre.
Can I crop each page differently?
Not at the moment. The same values are applied to every page.
Does cropping permanently remove content?
No. It changes the visible page area only, so cropped-away content may still exist in the file. Don't rely on it to hide sensitive information.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The crop is applied in your browser.