Reorder, rotate and remove pages, then save a new PDF. Everything happens in your browser — the file never leaves your device.
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Reorder, rotate and remove pages
Scanners put pages in the wrong order, photos come out sideways, and documents pick up pages nobody needs. All three are fixable without any software.
Drag the file in or click to browse. Every page is rendered as a thumbnail so you can see exactly what you are working with.
Move pages earlier or later, rotate any that are sideways or upside down, and remove the ones you do not want. Anything removed can be restored until you save.
Press Save and a fresh PDF is built from your arrangement and downloaded. Your original file is left exactly as it was.
The content is right but the pages are not.
Put pages back in sequence when the feeder pulled them through out of order.
Rotate a landscape page or a photographed sheet so the whole document reads the same way up.
Strip out the blank backs of double-sided scans before sending the file on.
Cut appendices or internal pages out of a document before sharing it externally.
Delete everything except the pages you actually need and save just that part.
Reorder pages after combining files that came together in the wrong sequence.
A few habits make organising a long document much less tedious.
What you can change and how the saved file is produced.
Upload the PDF, select the pages you do not want, remove them, and download the result. The original file on your device is untouched — you get a new copy with those pages gone.
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