Resize PDF Pages

Change PDF paper size to A4, Letter and other presets, or keep the current size. Choose an image resolution and save individual files or a ZIP. Completely free to use.

or drop PDF files here

Files are processed locally. Nothing is uploaded.

Fit Your PDF to a Different Paper Size

Prepare PDF copies for a different page size, with options to fit, fill or stretch the content. You can also keep the original page dimensions and resample embedded images without changing the paper size.

How to Use This Tool

Add PDF files

Add PDF files

Select one or more documents and wait for them to load. Unlock password-protected PDFs before adding them to this tool.

Choose the output settings

Choose the output settings

Keep the paper size or select A3, A4, A5, Letter, Legal or Tabloid. Pick a resolution, and choose how content fits when changing paper size.

Download the copies

Download the copies

Click “Resize PDF” and download each completed PDF, or save multiple results in one ZIP.

Resize PDF Pages: practical uses and limits

Change PDF paper dimensions when the destination needs another page size. Fit preserves the visible extent, fill can crop edges and stretch changes proportions. Resolution settings for embedded images are separate from page size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which paper sizes are available?
A3, A4, A5, Letter, Legal and Tabloid / 11×17, plus an option to keep the current size. Custom dimensions and an orientation switch are not provided.
How do Fit, Fill and Stretch differ?
Fit keeps all page content within the new size; Fill fills the page and can crop edges; Stretch changes the proportions to match the new size.
What does the resolution setting change?
It resamples embedded images using the selected 72, 150 or 300 DPI preset. It does not turn each entire page into an image. The high and high+ presets use different image quality settings.
Does “Keep unchanged” skip processing?
It keeps the page dimensions. Embedded images are still processed at the selected resolution; the default is the low 72 DPI preset.
Will resizing always make the file smaller?
No. The final size depends on the source and settings. Lower resolution can reduce image detail, so keep the original if you need it later.
Are several PDFs merged?
No. Each source produces its own resized PDF. Download them individually or together as a ZIP; processing happens locally in your browser.
Is this PDF tool completely free?
Yes. Processing and downloading results are completely free. Keep an original copy for future work.

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