Scale Pages

Scale Pages resizes every page of a PDF by one percentage, from 10% to 400%. The page is a coordinate system rather than a picture, so the tool scales the parts together: the page boxes a page defines (media, crop, bleed, trim and art), the content stream, and the geometry of annotations such as link boxes, comment boxes, ink strokes and form-field rectangles. That is why a scaled page is still a real page — nothing is cut off, nothing is stretched, and every page in the file gets the same factor at once.

The content is scaled, never re-rendered as a picture, so text stays real text: it remains selectable, searchable and copyable, and images and vector art are resampled by the same factor rather than being re-encoded. The same factor is applied to width and height, so the aspect ratio is preserved — 50% of an A4 page is the same shape at half the size. That also means this is not a page-size converter: to turn a page into A4 or Letter, or to change width and height independently, use a page-size or crop tool instead. Files up to 100 MB and 200 pages are supported, a password-protected file cannot be opened here, and because pages are scaled in place the output is the same document with its pages resized — bookmarks, links, form fields and document metadata come along, while a digital signature does not survive the re-save. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.