Turn pages the right way up and save the change permanently. Handled in your browser — the file never leaves your device.
Drop a PDF here, or click to choose
Rotate every page at once, or one at a time
Turning a page in a PDF reader only changes how you are looking at it. Saving the rotation into the file is what makes it stick for everyone else.
Drag the file in or click to browse. Every page appears as a thumbnail so you can see which ones are the wrong way up.
Rotate the whole document at once with the buttons at the top, or click an individual page to turn just that one.
Press Save and a new PDF is written with the rotation baked in. Your original file stays exactly as it was.
Almost always a scanner, a camera or a mismatched page size.
Fix a batch that went through the scanner rotated, in one click for the whole document.
Straighten pages captured on a phone in landscape when they should be portrait.
Turn the reverse sides of a document that was scanned flipped along the wrong edge.
Rotate a landscape spreadsheet page so it reads properly inside a portrait report.
Make sure every page comes out of the printer the same way up.
Send a document nobody has to tilt their head or rotate manually to read.
Small things that save you doing it twice.
How rotation is saved and what it does to the file.
Rotate the pages here and download the file. The rotation is written into the PDF itself, not just applied in a viewer, so the pages stay the right way up wherever the document is opened next.
Other things you can do here without signing up.