You’ll start with the unit of measurement.
The whole Page Margin section will let you choose your specific settings.
How to Set Custom Margins in PDF – Setting the Size Once you’ve picked your page range, you’re ready for the next step. As an example, to change the margins on all pages from 2 to 5, then page 8, page 10 and page 11, you would type the following: “2-5,8,10-11”. Using a comma (,) you can add multiple groups of pages.To apply pages between page 2 and page 5 you would type “2-5”. Using a dash (-) tells Soda PDF to change the margins on all pages between those page numbers, inclusively.Below you’ll see how to tell Soda PDF the pages it needs to work with. Range – With this option you can choose any combination of pages to modify the margin size.First/Last – Choosing one of these will change the margins on only the first/last page of your document.Current – Any changes you make will only effect the current page.All – every page in your document will receive the new margin size.Click one of the boxes underneath the Page Range section.Only the page range you choose will receive the new margin size. The first thing you’ll do is set the page range. How to Set Custom Page Margins in PDFs – Page Range You’ll see a window open where you can prepare your new page margin size. You can also get to this option from the Page Preview pane. The option to set custom margins can be found in the same place as the standard ones. This is why being able to set custom margins gives you full control. If you have a huge page, you can crop PDF pages to any size you’d like. This section is short and sweet, the next one will get into how to set custom margins.
You’ll see your content update to fit your new margin. When you change the margin size on a page that already has content, it will be adjusted to respect the new boundaries. How to Set Standard Margins for PDF Pagesīefore getting to the custom margins let’s look at the quick standard margin tool.