PDFCrop guides

Trim the empty border off scanned or exported PDFs in a few taps: drag the crop box, preview, apply to every page and export. No upload, no desktop needed.

Drag the crop handles, zoom in for accuracy, and add more than one crop rectangle on a page. Each rectangle becomes its own page in the exported PDF.

Crop page one, then copy the same box to every page, rotation included. How Apply to All Pages behaves, what is free, and what to check afterwards.

Cut each page along a horizontal or vertical line so a two-up scan becomes single pages. Add several lines, snap to guides, apply to all pages, export.

Fix sideways scans by rotating one page or the whole document left or right, then export a PDF that opens the right way up everywhere.

Trim blank margins and scanner shadows before you print so text prints larger, fewer pages are wasted and printers do not cut off your edges. Print from the app.

PDFCrop sets a new visible area instead of re-rendering pages, so quality stays the same. What that means for file size, and why cropped-out content is still in the file.

Undo, redo, clear one page or clear every edit in PDFCrop. Your source PDF is never changed, and edits are saved with the project so you can pick up later.

Where exported PDFs go, how to rename them, share them to Files, iCloud Drive or AirDrop, print, and choose the file name pattern and what happens to unedited pages.

Open any PDF in PDFCrop straight from the Share sheet, without saving it first: use the PDFCrop action in Files, Mail, Safari or Messages.

Your PDFs are never uploaded. What the app does send (ads and optional anonymous analytics), how to switch analytics off, and how Pro removes ads.

What the free version includes, what the PDFCrop badge and ads mean, how to get extra exports, and what Pro or a Single Clean Export unlocks. No subscription.