Resize PDF Pages
Choose a PDF and a target page size. Every page is scaled to fit the new sheet, centred, and kept in proportion.
Choose a PDF file to start.
About this tool
Page size is stored per page in a PDF, so a document exported from slides or a photo tool often prints with unexpected margins. Rescaling to a standard size makes printing predictable and keeps mixed-size documents consistent.
Content is scaled by the smaller of the two fit factors and centred, so nothing is cropped or distorted; the margin you set is applied on all four sides. Text stays vector text — this is a geometric change, not a re-render.
Frequently asked questions
- Will the file get smaller in bytes?
- Usually not much. This changes page geometry, not image compression — use the PDF compressor for file size.
- What happens to a landscape page in a portrait target?
- It is scaled to fit the width and centred vertically. Choose landscape orientation if you would rather use the full sheet.
- Are links and text preserved?
- Text and vector content are preserved and stay selectable. Annotations that were tied to old coordinates may shift.