How to crop PDF pages online

Follow the supported controls

1. Keep an original and choose the PDF in Crop PDF.
2. Inspect representative layouts before choosing All pages or Current page only.
3. Adjust top, right, bottom and left percentages; margins start at zero.
4. Create the cropped PDF and reopen it. Check early, middle, final and unusually sized pages.

Use a conservative boundary

A blank area on the first page can contain a table note or signature later. Shared percentages work best for similar page layouts; use page-specific values for outliers. Crop PDF retains underlying text and image objects without recompressing every page, but content outside the CropBox can remain recoverable. Use a separate redaction workflow for sensitive details.

crop different PDF pages to different areas

Use page-specific crop areas when mixed scans or page sizes cannot share one safe boundary.

Choose Current page only before adjusting an outlier. Set its four crop percentages, move to the next page and store a separate crop where needed. Untouched pages begin with zero margins.

Follow the supported controls

1. Choose the PDF and inspect the first page and any unusual page sizes.
2. Select Current page only before changing the crop on an individual page.
3. Set top, right, bottom and left percentages while checking the preview; navigate and repeat for other outliers.
4. Create the PDF and inspect every changed page plus pages that should remain unchanged.

Keep shared and individual changes separate

All pages is the initial scope and applies the current percentages across the document. Use it for a genuinely consistent layout. Current page only is useful for a landscape table, smaller receipt or scan with a different border. The zero starting margins mean an untouched page does not need a separate reset before a page-specific crop.