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Resize Pages
Resize PDF pages to A4, Letter or a custom size with scaled or centred content.
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How to Resize Pages
- Choose an unencrypted PDF to resize.
- Select A4, Letter or a custom page size and choose whether to scale or centre content.
- Review the resized pages and download the PDF.
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What Happens to Your File
OxnaPDF wraps each target page in a new page canvas of your chosen A4, US Letter or custom dimensions in browser memory and transforms the existing vector page content to either scale proportionally or sit centred at 1:1 scale.
All vector text, paths and embedded images keep their native sharpness without rasterisation, and your original PDF remains unchanged on your device.
Limits
- Accepts unencrypted PDFs up to 100 MB and 500 pages, resizing all pages or a custom page range.
- Supports A4, US Letter or custom dimensions from 36 pt to 14,400 pt (0.5 in to 200 in) entered in points (pt), millimetres (mm) or inches (in).
- Orientation can be set to Auto (matching each source page's aspect ratio), upright or wide.
Good to Know
- Keep Auto orientation enabled when your PDF mixes tall text pages and wide tables so each page is resized onto the matching A4 or Letter orientation.
- Choose Scale to Fit when converting between A4 and US Letter for printing, or Centre Without Scaling when adding wider margins around an existing page.
- If you want to trim away existing white margins rather than placing the page onto a new paper size, use Crop PDF instead.
Questions
- Can I Scale or Centre Content on the New Page Size?
- Yes, choose A4, Letter or custom dimensions and either scale content proportionally or centre it.
- Are Vector Text and Graphics Preserved When Resizing?
- Yes, resizing preserves selectable vector text and sharp graphics without rasterising pages.
- How Does Resize Pages Differ From Crop PDF?
- Resize Pages changes the physical paper dimensions, whereas Crop PDF trims visible page margins.
- Can I Enter Custom Page Dimensions in Millimetres or Inches?
- Yes, in Custom size mode you can enter width and height in points (pt), millimetres (mm) or inches (in).
- Can I Resize Only Selected Pages in a Mixed-Size PDF?
- Yes, enter a specific page range to resize only those pages while leaving the rest of the document at its original size.