Resize PDF Pages
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Make every page the same size. The content is scaled to fit and centred, never cropped.
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Merging files from different places produces a document that prints badly: an A4 report, a Letter appendix from an American office, a scanned sheet at some size the scanner chose. A printer handles that by guessing, and the guess differs page to page.
Normalising the size once removes the guess. Every page becomes the same sheet, so duplexing, stapling and binding all behave.
Fitting rather than filling is the safe choice: a fill would push content past the trim, and losing part of a page silently is worse than a wider margin.
No. The content is scaled to fit inside the sheet and centred, so what does not fill the page becomes margin. Nothing runs past an edge.
It stays landscape and is scaled down to fit the width of the portrait sheet, leaving margin above and below.
Yes. The page is placed on the new sheet as page content, not redrawn as an image, so text stays selectable and searchable.
A4 and Letter, the two that cover most printing.
Resizing changes the paper size, not the file size. Use Compress PDF for a smaller file.