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Resize PDF pages when a document is the wrong paper size for your printer, a submission portal or a mixed file. Pick a size, and the content of every page is scaled to fit and centred. Your file is never uploaded.

3 simple steps

How to Resize PDF Pages

Mixed sizes become one size.

  1. Choose a PDF file to resize PDF pages

    Choose your PDF

    Click Choose PDF file or drop the PDF on the tool above. Every page is selected.

  2. Page size, orientation and fit options to resize PDF pages

    Pick the new size

    Choose the New page size, the Orientation and whether to Scale to fit. Then click Resize pages.

  3. The file ready to download after you resize PDF pages to US Letter

    Download the result

    Click Download PDF and print it on the paper you have.

The basics

Why Change the Page Size?

Europe uses A4 paper and North America uses US Letter. A file made on one prints with cut-off edges or odd margins on the other, and many portals ask for one exact size.

When you resize PDF pages here, each page gets the new size and its content is scaled to fit and centred, so nothing is cut off. Text and drawings are scaled, not redrawn, so they stay sharp.

Choose Keep its size instead to change the paper without scaling, for example to add space around a small page.

  • Scale to fit

    Nothing is cut off.

  • One size

    Mixed pages made consistent.

  • Sharp

    Text stays real and selectable.

Paper sizes

Common Page Sizes

All of these are built in, plus a custom size.

SizeUsed for
A4210 × 297 mmMost of the world
US Letter8.5 × 11 inUSA and Canada
US Legal8.5 × 14 inLegal documents in the USA
A3297 × 420 mmPosters, plans and drawings
A5148 × 210 mmBooklets and flyers
Tabloid11 × 17 inNewsletters and charts
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Resize All Pages or Just Some

Every page is selected; click a page to leave it as it is.

Pages selected to resize PDF pages to US Letter
Private by design

Resize PDF Pages Without Uploading

TickPDF changes the page size inside your own browser tab, so your documents never leave your device.

There is no account and no copy on our side.

  • 0files uploadedYour PDF stays on your device.
  • 0copies keptWe never see your pages.
  • 0accounts neededOpen the page and start.
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Works everywhere

Resize PDF Pages on iPhone, Android or Computer

  • Windows
  • Mac
  • Linux
  • Chromebook
  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Android

Open this page in your phone's browser, choose the PDF and the new size, and tap Resize pages.

It works the same on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook, with nothing to install.

Use cases

When the Page Size Matters

Common reasons to change it.

Printing abroad

A4 files on Letter printers, and back.

Portals

Visa, court and university uploads with a set size.

Merged files

Mixed sizes made consistent.

Scans

Odd scanner sizes turned into A4.

Booklets

A4 pages scaled down to A5.

Posters

Small pages enlarged to A3.

Pro tips

Tips for Changing Page Size

  • Crop firstTrim wide margins so the content fills more of the new page.
  • Landscape pagesSame as each page keeps them landscape.
  • Two on oneTo print two pages per sheet, use Pages per sheet.
  • Printer settingPrint at Actual size so nothing is scaled twice.
  • Merge then resizeJoin files first so all pages match.
  • Keep the originalYour original PDF is not changed.
More tools

More PDF Tools

They all run in the same private editor.

Crop PDF

Trim the margins.

Pages per sheet

Print several pages on one sheet.

Rotate PDF

Turn pages the right way up.

Merge PDF

Join files into one document.

Compress PDF

Make the file smaller.

PDF Editor

Edit text, sign and annotate.

Resize PDF pages online: a staff handbook changed from A4 to US Letter
FAQ

Resize PDF Pages: Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to what people ask about changing the page size.

How do I resize PDF pages?

Choose your PDF at the top of this page, pick the new page size such as A4 or US Letter, and click Resize pages. The content is scaled to fit and centred on each page.

Can I resize PDF pages for free?

Yes. The free plan works on PDFs up to 50 pages and 20 MB, with 3 downloads a day, no account and no watermark. TickPDF Pro removes these limits.

Can I resize PDF pages online?

Yes. The tool runs in your web browser on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chromebook, with nothing to install. Open your PDF at the top of this page to start.

How do I resize PDF pages on my phone?

Open this page in your phone's browser, choose the PDF and the new size, and tap Resize pages. There is no app to install.

Can I resize PDF pages without Adobe Acrobat?

Yes. You do not need Acrobat or any other software. The tool runs in your browser, and the new PDF opens in Acrobat, Preview, Chrome and every other PDF reader.

Is it safe to resize PDF pages online?

Yes. Your PDF is not uploaded. It is opened and processed inside your browser tab and never sent to our servers, so nobody else sees it. Close the tab and nothing is left behind.

Does resizing a PDF lower the quality?

No. Text and drawings are scaled, not redrawn, so they stay sharp at any size. Photos keep all their pixels.

What is the easiest way to resize PDF pages?

Open the PDF above, choose A4 or US Letter and click Resize pages. Mixed page sizes all become the same size.

Ready to Resize PDF Pages?

No account, no upload and no watermark: choose your PDF at the top of this page.

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