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Resize PDF Pages

Give a PDF one consistent paper size using proportional scaling or stretch-to-fill. Text pages use vector scaling, while scanned pages are rasterized and re-embedded.

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Standardize Page Size
📌 How it works:
1️⃣ Open a PDF to set all pages to a paper size (A0–A6, Letter, Legal or a custom size in mm).
2️⃣ Automatically detect each page type: text pages use vector scaling (text stays selectable and searchable); scanned image pages use rasterization and re-embedding (with optional compression).
3️⃣ Choose proportional scaling (default: centered with the aspect ratio preserved) or stretch to fill.
4️⃣ Original bookmarks and metadata are preserved. ⚠️ Text in rasterized image pages is not selectable.
Click or drop a local PDF
Standardize All Page Sizes
Target Paper Size
Scaling Mode
Raster DPIOnly affects the resolution of image-based pages
Compression Quality80%Applies only to rasterized pages
First Page Preview
A preview appears after you open a PDF

How to use this tool

  1. Open a local PDF and choose a target paper size or custom width and height in mm.
  2. Select proportional scaling or stretch to fill.
  3. Adjust raster DPI and compression quality for image-based pages, and choose whether to keep bookmarks.
  4. Review the first-page preview, then click Process and Save.

Frequently asked questions

Will text remain selectable after resizing?

Text-based pages use vector scaling so text remains selectable and searchable. Image-based pages are rasterized, so their text is not made selectable.

Can I keep bookmarks and document metadata?

Yes. The tool supports original bookmark preservation and keeps the document metadata. Check the Keep Original Bookmarks option when needed.

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