Remove scanner borders
Apply a small equal crop on all four sides to hide the dark frame left by a flatbed scan.
Crop PDF margins on every page or selected pages with a visual preview.
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Set percentage margins visually, then apply them to every page or a selected range.
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Browse all pdf toolsCropping a PDF changes the area a viewer and printer treat as the visible page. It is useful for removing scanner borders, excessive white margins, registration marks or an unwanted edge captured beside a document. This tool expresses the crop as percentages from the top, right, bottom and left, with a preview of the first page showing exactly which region will remain visible. The same crop can be applied to every page or limited to an explicit page range, and the operation runs directly on the PDF page boxes rather than photographing the pages again.
Apply a small equal crop on all four sides to hide the dark frame left by a flatbed scan.
Enter the appendix page range and apply margins that match those scanned sheets without altering the main report.
Yes. The page crop box changes, but the original PDF content is not rasterized into a picture.
No. Hidden content can remain in the file outside the visible crop area. Never use this tool to remove sensitive information.
Yes. Enter that page number in the page field before running the crop.
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