On the Acrobat on the web homepage, select Edit > Crop pages.
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Last updated on
Dec 10, 2024
Learn how to crop PDF pages to adjust their visible area using Acrobat on the web.
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Choose Select files and browse on your device to upload the PDF you want to edit.
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Drag the border handles to resize the crop area.
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To apply the crop margins to all the pages, select All in the Page Range section.
The cropped page appears within the blue bounding box. By changing the Page Range settings, you can apply the same crop settings to all or multiple pages.
The cropped page appears within the blue bounding box. By changing the Page Range settings, you can apply the same crop settings to all or multiple pages. -
Select Crop.
The PDF pages are cropped, and the file is automatically saved to Adobe cloud storage.
