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PDF Cropper
Drag the crop handles to define your trim area, then download the cropped PDF. Apply to one page or all pages at once.
Drop a PDF to crop
Drag crop handles on any page — then download your trimmed PDF
Drag the crop handles to define your trim area, then download the cropped PDF. Apply to one page or all pages at once.
Drag crop handles on any page — then download your trimmed PDF
A PDF cropper adjusts the visible area of each page in a PDF by moving the page boundary inward, hiding content outside the new boundary. The most common use is removing unwanted white margins from scanned documents, cropping scanner borders, or trimming a full-bleed PDF to a specific printable size.
Cropping is non-destructive by default in PDF: the content outside the crop boundary is hidden but still present in the file. If you need to permanently remove that content — for privacy or file size reasons — EditPDF AI offers a flatten option that burns the crop into the page. All cropping runs locally in your browser.
Common ways people use this tool in real documents and day-to-day workflows.
Remove the black border or excess white margin that a scanner adds around the edges of every scanned page.
Crop a PDF to a specific size for print production — trimming bleed marks or adjusting the page to the final trim size.
Crop a wide PDF (landscape textbook pages, wide spreadsheets) to remove side margins so it displays better on a narrow screen or tablet.
Crop specific areas from a large-format PDF — diagrams, maps, or product images — to extract just the portion needed for presentations or handouts.
Select the PDF with pages you want to crop. You can apply the same crop to all pages or set a different crop for each page.
Drag the handles on the crop overlay to define the area to keep. The live preview shows exactly how the cropped page will look.
Click Crop. The cropped PDF downloads instantly with the new page boundaries applied.