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Resize PDF Pages (A4 / Letter)

Scans and screenshot-PDFs often have a different size on every page, so printing crops content or leaves huge margins. Normalize every page to a standard paper size: content scaled proportionally and centered, landscape pages automatically on landscape paper. Everything runs locally in your browser.

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Files are processed locally in your browser — never uploaded to any server

Four targets: A4 / US Letter / A5 / A3Proportional scaling, centered — never stretchedLandscape pages get landscape paper automatically
Details
Processed locally — never uploadedSupported: PDFNothing retained · files never leave your device, zero server storageVerify it yourself: open DevTools → Network — you won’t see a single file upload

Full-release pricing preview: $6.9/mo or $49/yr · 30-day email notice before billing starts · nothing is charged during the beta

How it works (3 steps)

1

Upload the PDF

Pick the target size (A4 by default); US Letter, A5 and A3 are also available.

2

Automatic normalize

Each page is scaled proportionally into the target paper and centered; landscape pages automatically use landscape paper.

3

Download the unified file

Every page comes out the same size — ready to print or submit.

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FAQ

Will the content be distorted?

No. Scaling is proportional with the aspect ratio preserved; oversized content shrinks to fit with even margins.

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How are landscape pages handled?

Detected automatically: landscape content gets landscape paper (e.g. A4 rotated), portrait content gets portrait paper — no squashing.

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Can I still select and copy text?

Yes. Pages are embedded and scaled as vectors, so the text layer is preserved — nothing is rasterized.

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Is my file uploaded?

No — resizing runs entirely in your browser.

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Does a digital signature survive processing?

No. Any change to a signed PDF (merging, compressing, watermarking…) invalidates the existing digital signature — that is the tamper-proof design of PDF signatures, not a limit of this site. Process first, then sign.

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Can I trust the processing engine?

Yes — and you can verify it: the tool runs on open-source in-browser engines (pdf-lib, pdf.js, Tesseract OCR…) on your own device. Open DevTools → Network while processing and you will see no file upload requests.

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