Scale factor
s = min(W ÷ w; H ÷ h)
The smaller of the two ratios ensures that neither width nor height overflows.
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Open the full editorResizing PDF pages changes their paper size: turn a US Letter document into European A4, shrink an A3 poster to A4 for office printing, even out a file that mixes pages of different sizes, or prepare an A5 booklet. Each page’s content is scaled and centred on the new size, directly in your browser.
The Resize pages button offers A4, A3, A5, Letter and Legal, portrait or landscape, plus a custom size in millimetres (10 mm minimum). Every page in the document gets the chosen size.
In Preserve proportions mode, the content is enlarged or reduced by the same horizontal and vertical factor, as large as possible without overflowing, then centred: white bands appear on two sides if the proportions differ. In Stretch mode, width and height are adjusted separately to fill the whole page, at the risk of distorting text and images.
Content stays vector-based: text and paths are scaled with no loss of sharpness, and annotations follow the same transformation.
The document opens in the editor with the Resize pages button.
Select A4, A3, A5, Letter, Legal or a custom size, the orientation, then Preserve proportions or Stretch.
Check the preview, then download the copy whose pages all have the new size.
In Preserve proportions mode, each page is multiplied by a single factor s, chosen so the content fits entirely within the new size.
s = min(W ÷ w; H ÷ h)
The smaller of the two ratios ensures that neither width nor height overflows.
mx = (W − s × w) ÷ 2; my = (H − s × h) ÷ 2
One of the two margins is zero; the other gives the width of the white bands.
Print a US-made document correctly in Europe, without cut-off margins.
Bring the pages of a PDF merged from scans and exports of various sizes to one format.
Turn an A3 plan or poster into A4 for an office printer.
s = min(215.9 ÷ 210; 279.4 ÷ 297) = min(1.0281; 0.9407) = 0.9407. Height limits the scaling: the content fills the full height and (215.9 − 197.6) ÷ 2 ≈ 9.2 mm remain on each side.
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A4 page, 210 × 297 mm, Letter target of 215.9 × 279.4 mm, Preserve proportions modeResult
Content reduced to 197.6 × 279.4 mm and centred, with 9.2 mm of white on the left and rightA4, A3, A5, Letter and Legal, portrait or landscape, plus a custom width and height in millimetres.
Not in Preserve proportions mode, which applies the same factor both ways. Stretch mode adjusts width and height separately and can distort.
Because the target size does not have the same proportions as the original page: the centred content only fills the limiting dimension.
Not for text and vector drawings. An enlarged bitmap image may look less sharp, though.
No, the size applies to every page. Extract the page, resize it, then merge again.
No. Calculating and scaling the pages happen in your browser.
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