Potong Halaman PDF dan Hapus Margin

Yes. By default, cropping is applied to all pages in your document. This is useful when every page has the same unwanted margins — for example, when scanning a book or trimming white space from a presentation. You can also choose to crop individual pages if different pages need different crop areas. The tool gives you full flexibility to apply the same crop to the entire document or customize page by page.

Cropping only removes content outside the selected crop area — it behaves like trimming a paper document with scissors. Content within the kept area is preserved exactly as-is, with no loss of quality or modification. Text remains text (searchable and selectable), images remain at full resolution, and vector graphics stay sharp. The only thing removed is the content outside your crop boundary.

PDF cropping is commonly used to remove unnecessary white margins from scanned books or printed documents, trim presentation slides that have large borders, resize title pages to match the rest of a document, remove headers and footers before combining PDFs, and eliminate scan edges or dark borders from photocopied pages. It is also useful for extracting specific sections or diagrams from a larger page layout.

Cropping is applied to a copy of your document — your original file is never modified. If you are not satisfied with the result, simply re-upload the original PDF and try again with different crop dimensions. Because all processing happens locally, there is no limit to how many times you can redo the operation. We recommend keeping your original PDF as a backup before cropping.