Rescale all PDF pages without distortion to a uniform size (A4 or Letter) - locally in the browser, no upload.
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No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
Mixed page sizes in a PDF look messy and print badly. This tool fits every page without distortion (contained, centred) into a uniform target size - A4 or US Letter - and can add a margin for binding or notes. Typical cases are scanned contracts, brochures, application folders or presentations whose sheets come from different sources and should be unified before printing, archiving or sending.
Choose the target size (A4/Letter), orientation (automatic per page, portrait or landscape) and margin. Page content is scaled proportionally, never stretched; blank margins appear where the aspect ratio does not match the target.
Everything runs locally in the browser via pdf-lib. Honestly framed: the tool scales the visible page as a whole (embedded); it does not reflow text or recompute font sizes.
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| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: Fits each page without distortion into A4 or Letter (centred, proportional). No text reflow and no font-size recomputation - the existing page is scaled as a whole. "Automatic" picks portrait/landscape per aspect ratio. Open password-protected PDFs first with "Unlock PDF".
No, each page is fitted proportionally and centred; where the aspect ratio does not match, a blank margin remains.
No. The tool scales the page as a whole; there is no reflow and no change to font sizes in the text flow.
Both selectable. A4 is the international standard, Letter the US standard.
No, the resizing happens entirely locally in the browser.