Resize PDFFebruary 5, 20263 min read

How to Resize PDF Pages on Linux

Resize PDF pages to A4 or Letter on Linux without Ghostscript. Free browser tool.

Resize PDF pages to A4, US Letter, or custom dimensions on Linux — no Ghostscript or pdfjam needed. Works in any modern browser.

Open the Resize Tool

Go to fixmypdf.in/tools/resize in Firefox or Chrome on Linux.

Click "Choose File" and select the PDF from your Linux filesystem.

Select A4, US Letter, Legal, or enter custom dimensions in mm or inches.

Click Resize. All pages are scaled to the chosen size and the PDF downloads immediately.

pdfjam uses LaTeX under the hood and requires texlive-extra packages on Linux. FixMyPDF achieves the same result with zero installation.

Browser-based, private, and instant. No account or software required.

Scale PDF pages to a standard size — A4, Letter, A3, Legal — online for free. Resize all or specific pages without losing quality.

Scale PDF pages to A4, Letter, or a custom size on Mac in Safari or Chrome — no Acrobat, no software. Scale all content proportionally.

Scale PDF pages to A4, Letter, or custom dimensions on iPhone in Safari — no app download, no account. Works on iPad too.

Scale PDF pages to A4, Letter, or custom dimensions on Windows 10 or 11 in Chrome or Edge — no Acrobat, no software install.

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