How to reorder, rotate and delete PDF pages
- Add a PDF. A thumbnail grid of every page appears below the drop box.
- Drag any page thumbnail to a new position to reorder the document.
- Use the rotate button on a thumbnail to turn a sideways page, or the ✕ button to mark it for deletion. Marked pages stay visible so you can restore them.
- Press Save reordered PDF, then Save on the result to keep it.
About this tool
Organising PDF pages means rearranging, rotating or deleting them without redoing the whole document. This free tool shows every page as a thumbnail so you can fix the order visually, in your browser, with nothing uploaded.
Scanners are the usual culprit. A double-sided batch comes out interleaved, one sheet feeds in upside down, or a blank separator page ends up in the middle. Rebuilding the file by hand is tedious; seeing all the pages laid out and dragging them into place takes seconds.
Deleted pages are marked rather than removed immediately, so a mis-click is easy to undo before you export. Rotation is stored as page metadata, meaning it is lossless — the page content is untouched and nothing is re-rendered or degraded.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I reorder pages in a PDF?
- Drag a page thumbnail to the position you want. The numbering updates as you go, and the export follows the order on screen.
- Can I undo a deleted page?
- Yes, until you export. Deleting marks the page with a strike-through; press the same button again to restore it.
- Does rotating a page reduce quality?
- No. Rotation is recorded as page metadata, so the page content is never re-rendered.
- Is my PDF uploaded to build the thumbnails?
- No. The thumbnails are rendered on your own device from the file you selected. Nothing is transmitted.
- Why are large PDFs slow to open here?
- Every page is rendered to a thumbnail on your machine when you add the file. A document with hundreds of pages takes a noticeable moment.