Drag and drop to reorder, rotate, or delete pages in your PDF.
or drop a PDF here
Rearranging a PDF means changing the order its pages appear in, without altering the content of any page — useful when pages were scanned out of order, sections need to be reorganized, or a cover page needs to move to the front.
It's often paired with two related edits: rotating individual pages that are sideways or upside-down, and deleting pages that don't belong, so a document can be fully tidied up in one pass.
This is a browser-based tool for reordering, rotating, and deleting PDF pages. Upload a PDF and every page appears as a thumbnail in a grid — drag a page to a new position, use the up/down arrows, rotate a page 90 degrees, or delete it entirely.
When you save, a new PDF is built using your chosen order, rotations, and page selection. Everything runs locally using pdf-lib, so your file is never uploaded to a server.
Click to select or drag and drop a PDF file onto the upload area.
Drag any page thumbnail to a new position, or use the up/down arrows on hover.
Hover a page to rotate it 90 degrees or delete it entirely, as needed.
Click "Save PDF" to build the new document, then download it.
If all pages are deleted, there's nothing left to save — leave at least one page in the grid.
A one-page PDF has nothing to reorder. This tool is for multi-page documents.
Password-protected PDFs can't be processed directly. Remove the password first using the Unlock PDF tool, then rearrange it.
The rotate button only affects the page you hover over — double-check the order badge in the corner of the card before rotating if pages have already been reordered.
Every page is rendered as a thumbnail after upload, which can take a few seconds for very long documents — the page order and count are usable immediately, thumbnails fill in as they finish rendering.
A scanned document where the cover ended up as the last page.
Input
report.pdf, page 12 (cover) dragged to position 1
Output
report-rearranged.pdf, cover page now first
A stray blank page picked up during scanning.
Input
contract.pdf, page 4 deleted
Output
contract-rearranged.pdf, 7 pages instead of 8
No. Reordering, rotating, and deleting pages all happen entirely in your browser using pdf-lib. Your PDF file is never sent to a server.
Not directly — if you delete a page by mistake, click "Start Over" and re-upload the file to begin again before saving.
No. Pages are copied unchanged into the new document — only their order, rotation, and presence are affected.
Not directly — use the Unlock PDF tool to remove the password first, then rearrange the unlocked file.
Each click rotates that page a further 90 degrees clockwise. Click it up to three more times to reach 180 or 270 degrees.
This tool works on the pages within a single PDF. To combine pages from multiple files first, use the Merge PDF tool, then rearrange the result here.