: Inserting PDF into InDesign I've been supplied with a PDF that I need to insert into InDesign. The particular InDesign document is a 16pp booklet, so there are facing pages. The PDF is going

@Fox8063795

No need to crop in Acrobat Pro.
The PDF will be held in a picture box when you place the PDF on the page. Just grab each edge of the picture box and move it over the PDF until it covers the unwanted crop marks (and any other printer's marks).

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@Courtney577

Absolute easiest? Move in the edges of your picture box to cover the crops.

If the PDF is a multi page PDF, check the options box in your window and it will let you select which page you want to place.

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@Lee3735518

I would crop the PDF to remove the printers marks. In Adobe Acrobat Pro:

Open the PDF and select Document > Crop Pages and select Trim Box

You could then place the PDF in line with your document edges as if it were a standard asset.

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