Upload your PDF
Upload your PDF with the upload box. The tool reads it and shows the current page sizes.
Resize every page of a PDF to A4, Letter or a custom sizeChange the page size of a PDF free: convert A4 to Letter, Letter to A4 or any custom size, with content fitted to the new page. No upload, no sign-up.
Resize every page of a PDF to A4, Letter or a custom size
Choose a PDF file
Your PDF is resized in your browser. It is never uploaded.
Upload your PDF with the upload box. The tool reads it and shows the current page sizes.
Choose a preset such as A4 or Letter, or enter a custom width and height.
Keep fit mode on for documents, then click resize and wait for the new file to be built.
Download the resized PDF and check the reported page size matches what you chose.
Page size mismatches are a quiet, common printing problem: a report created on A4 arrives at a US office that only stocks Letter, a book interior is built at the wrong trim size, a form designed on Letter has to be filed in an A4 country. This PDF page size changer fixes the document itself, not just the print settings, by rewriting every page to the new size with the content scaled and centred to fit.
The tool works the way a careful designer would: in fit mode your content is scaled proportionally, never cropped and never stretched, so a converted document looks intentional rather than squeezed. An exact-size mode is included for the rare systems that demand edge-to-edge pages. Custom sizes accept millimetres, inches or PDF points, and the tool reports the size it found and the size it produced so you can verify the result before sending it anywhere.
Everything runs locally in your browser, which keeps private documents private and makes the tool fast even on large files. It sits alongside the other PDF tools here, splitting, merging and compressing, so a complete print-ready workflow never needs your file to leave your machine.

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