Trim the blank A4 around a label and get a clean 4×6 PDF, ready for a thermal printer.
100% free · no upload · no sign-upThe SKUStamp PDF crop tool lets you crop a shipping label PDF down to a clean 4×6 in seconds. Marketplaces and couriers often hand you an A4 page with a small label in one corner and a sea of white space around it — wasteful on a thermal printer and messy on paper. Drag the crop box over the label, or click the 4×6 preset, and download a tidy, print-ready label. It runs entirely in your browser, with a live preview and no upload.
Cropping to 4×6 means one clean label per parcel, no half-blank sheets, and no scissors. It's the quickest way to turn a Royal Mail Click & Drop A4 export or an eBay/Vinted label into something a thermal label printer can handle at full size.
Because the tool crops the actual PDF page rather than turning it into an image, the result is still a true vector PDF — the address text and barcode remain razor-sharp and fully scannable. That's the difference between a crop that prints cleanly on a thermal printer and a screenshot that comes out fuzzy.
You can also crop to other sizes — 7×5, A4 or a custom box — if your printer or label stock is different. The readout shows the crop size in inches, millimetres and pixels so you can be precise when you need to be.
If you've upgraded from printing labels on A4 to a dedicated 4×6 thermal printer, cropping is the missing step that makes courier PDFs fit. One quick crop and every label prints edge-to-edge at the right size.
Crop the label PDFs you already download — no conversion needed:
Royal Mail Click & Drop, Evri, InPost and DPD all export labels you can crop here, as can Vinted, eBay and Depop. The crop tool never touches the barcode data — it simply changes the visible page, so your label scans exactly as before.
Open the PDF crop tool above, upload your label PDF, then click the 4×6 preset or drag the crop box over the label. Check the live preview so the barcode and address sit inside the box, then download. The result is a clean 4×6 PDF, sized exactly for a thermal label printer, produced entirely in your browser with no upload.
Many couriers and marketplaces give you an A4 page with a small label in one corner. Printed as-is that wastes paper and won't fit a 4×6 thermal printer. Cropping trims the blank space so you get one clean label per parcel that prints edge-to-edge at the correct size, saving paper, ink or ribbon and time.
No. The tool crops the actual PDF page box rather than converting the label to an image, so nothing is recompressed. The address text and barcode stay as sharp vectors and scan exactly as they did before — you're simply changing which part of the page is visible, not the label data itself.
Yes. As well as the 4×6 preset there are 7×5, A4 and custom options, and you can drag the crop box to any size by hand. A readout shows the crop dimensions in inches, millimetres and pixels, so you can match an unusual label sheet or thermal size precisely.
Yes, completely free with no sign-up and no watermark. It runs in your browser, so your label PDF is never uploaded and nothing is stored on a server. Crop as many labels as you need, as often as you like.