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Crop PDF

Crop selected PDF pages by setting a rectangular visible area.

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Settings

Good to know1 file · 100 MB max · 500 pages max
Upload a PDF fileResult: PDF file
  • Your PDF stays in this browser while the tool runs.
  • Encrypted or damaged PDFs may need to be unlocked or repaired before this tool can read them.
  • This tool preserves page artwork where possible, but it does not rewrite original PDF text like a word processor.
  • Crop applies to the page CropBox only; embedded content outside the selected box is clipped.
  • For unusual rotated/corrupted PDFs this may be unsupported and will return a clear limitation message.

How it works

How to use Crop PDF online

  1. Choose the file or files requested by the tool.
  2. Adjust any available settings for the output you want.
  3. Run the tool in your browser and download the finished result.

Overview

Crop PDF for private browser work

Crop selected PDF pages by setting a rectangular visible area. This page keeps the input, output, browser requirements, and practical limits visible before you run the tool, so you can choose the right workflow for the file.

Input

Upload a PDF file

Output

PDF file

Limits

1 file · 100 MB max · 500 pages max

Best for

Crop PDF use cases

  • Turn upload a pdf file into pdf file without creating an account.
  • Run a quick crop pdf job before sharing, archiving, or publishing a file.
  • Check the 1 file · 100 mb max · 500 pages max guidance before using larger or unusual inputs.

Processing

What happens in your browser

PrivConvert uses pdf-lib and pdf page boxes for this workflow. 5 adjustable settings. No special browser capability is required for typical inputs

Your PDF stays in this browser while the tool runs.

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FAQ

Crop PDF questions

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Is Crop PDF free to use?

Yes. This tool is free to use in your browser and does not require an account.

Are my files private?

PrivConvert is designed for local-first processing. Files are handled in your browser when supported and are not uploaded for account-based storage.

Why might a file fail to process?

Your PDF stays in this browser while the tool runs.