Crop a PDF to cut away unwanted white margins or scan borders — drag the handles to set the crop box, or let it auto-detect the content. It runs entirely in your browser, so no document contents are sent to PaperFit.
Yes. Unlike most “crop PDF online” tools, PaperFit processes your file on your device, and no document contents are sent to PaperFit — the crop happens on your own device using your browser. That matters when the pages you’re trimming are scanned IDs, signed contracts, or financial statements: they simply stay with you. You can confirm it: open your browser’s network tab and watch — no document contents are sent to PaperFit while you crop.
No. Cropping runs in your browser. No document contents are sent to PaperFit, so there is nothing for us to see or store.
Cropping sets the page’s crop box, which hides everything outside it rather than re-rendering the page — so text stays sharp and selectable. If you need to permanently strip the hidden content, run the result through the Flatten tool.
Both. Set the crop box and choose to apply it to the current page or to all pages — handy when a whole scan has the same margins.
It finds the edges of the actual content on the page and snaps the crop box to them, trimming the surrounding white space for you. You can still nudge the handles afterward.
You can crop PDFs up to 200 MB. Because everything runs locally, very large files depend on your device’s available memory.
Yes to both — no account, no install, and no watermark. It runs in mobile browsers too, though very large files are limited by phone memory.