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Resize PDF Pages — A4, Letter, Legal or Custom

Resize every PDF page to a target size while preserving aspect ratio and vector fidelity.

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Upload & resize
Every page becomes the target size, scaled while preserving aspect ratio.
File stays in your browser.
About this tool

Resize PDF Pages changes the physical dimensions of every page while preserving the visible content. It embeds each source page inside a new page of the target size, scaling and centring so no content is lost.

All processing is 100% client-side. Your PDF is opened inside your browser tab, edited with pdf-lib (and rendered with pdf.js when needed), and saved as a Blob download. Nothing is ever uploaded to any server and closing the tab wipes every working buffer.

Key features
  • Presets: A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A5
  • Custom width × height in points, mm or inches
  • Preserve aspect ratio (fit / fill) with centred content
  • Uses pdf-lib embedPage — keeps vectors and text sharp
  • Runs entirely inside your browser
Why choose this tool
Presets + custom
A4, Letter, Legal, A3, A5 or your own W×H.
Local only
File never leaves your browser.
Vector preserved
Uses embedPage — fonts and text stay sharp.
Fit or Fill
Choose to preserve content or fill the page.
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How it works
  1. 1
    Upload the PDF.
  2. 2
    Pick a preset (A4, Letter, Legal…) or set a custom size.
  3. 3
    Choose Fit (safe) or Fill (may crop edges).
  4. 4
    Press Resize and download.
Popular use cases
Normalise a mixed-size PDF to A4 for print bureaus
Resize a US Letter document to A4 for an Indian portal
Shrink an A3 poster to A4 for archival storage
Tips & best practices
  • Use “Fit” to guarantee everything is visible; “Fill” may crop edges
  • Custom sizes accept mm and inches — the tool converts to points internally
  • To crop instead of scale, use the Crop PDF tool
How resize works

For every page in the source PDF, the tool uses pdf-lib’s embedPage to obtain a vector-based embedded reference. It then creates a new page of the target size, computes a scale factor that fits the source within the target while preserving aspect ratio, and draws the embedded page centred on the new one. The result is a resized document where fonts and vectors stay sharp.

Fit vs. Fill

Fit mode (default) scales the source down or up until it fits inside the target rectangle. There may be small margins on two sides if aspect ratios differ. Fill mode scales the source up to cover the target completely, which can crop content on the other two sides. Fit is safer; use Fill only when you know the content will not be truncated.

Resize vs. Crop

Resize changes the physical page size and scales content to match. Crop keeps the content the same size but hides parts of it beyond a smaller rectangle. Pick Resize when your goal is to match a paper size (A4, Letter). Pick Crop when your goal is to trim margins.

Privacy note

Your files never leave your browser. All parsing, page rendering and PDF assembly happens locally on your device using open-source libraries (pdf-lib and pdf.js). ilovedigital.in cannot see, store or share the contents of your documents.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about the Resize PDF Pages — A4, Letter, Legal or Custom tool and how your data is handled.

Does resize degrade quality?
No. It preserves vectors and fonts via embedPage.
Which units can I use for custom sizes?
Points, millimetres and inches. The tool converts internally.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Resizing runs entirely in your browser.
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