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Draw the area to keep on each page, or apply one crop to all.
You’ll draw the crop box right on the page.
Runs on your device. Nothing uploaded.
Or drop files anywhere on this page.
Cropping trims the white margins or scanner borders from a PDF so the content fills the screen or the printed page. You draw the area to keep right on the page, and can reuse the same box for the whole document.
When you choose a PDF, your browser reads it into memory and the code on this page edits it there. The file is never sent to Foldline’s servers or to anyone else; you can confirm this by watching the network tab in your browser’s developer tools.
No. Foldline sets each page’s visible area, the same way most PDF viewers treat a crop. The trimmed region is hidden rather than erased, so don’t rely on cropping to redact sensitive information.
Yes. Draw a separate box on each page, or draw one and apply it to all.
The visible page becomes the size of your crop box, so viewers and printers show the trimmed page.
No. Foldline opens and edits your PDFs with code that runs inside this browser tab. The file is read into your device’s memory, processed there, and handed back to you as a download. Nothing is sent to a server, and closing the tab discards it.
Yes. If a PDF needs a password, Foldline asks for it as soon as you open the file, then works on an unlocked copy inside your browser. You need to know the password: Foldline cannot guess or recover a forgotten one. Use the Remove password tool if you want to save an unlocked copy.