How to organize PDF pages
- Select Choose files or drop one or more PDFs on the box. Every page appears as a small preview.
- To reorder, drag a page to its new place, or use the ← and → buttons under it.
- Use ↺ and ↻ to rotate a page, and Delete to drop it. Restore brings it back.
- Add more PDFs at any time to merge them in. Use Remove on a file chip to take a whole file out.
- Select Create PDF, then Download.
If a file is locked, you are asked for its password before its pages show.
Keyboard and touch
Every action is a real button, so you can do everything with the Tab and Enter keys. After you move a page, the focus stays on the same page, so you can press the arrow button again to keep moving it. On phones and tablets, dragging can be fiddly, so the arrow buttons are the easy way.
What you get
A new PDF with exactly the pages you kept, in the order shown, each with the rotation you chose. Rotation is added to whatever the page already had. Text, images, fonts and links stay intact because pages are copied rather than redrawn. Form fields and bookmarks that belong to a page may not carry over when files are merged, which is normal for any tool that rebuilds a document.
Good uses
- Put scanned pages in the right order after a feeder jam.
- Pull a few pages out of a long report and reorder the rest.
- Combine a contract with its appendix and move the signature page to the end.
- Fix sideways pages without rotating the whole document.
Tips
- Zoom out your browser if you have many pages. The grid fits more cards per row.
- Need only one kind of change? Merge PDF, Rotate PDF and Delete PDF pages are faster for single jobs.
- Planning to cut the result into parts? Split PDF does that afterwards.
- Number the finished pages with Add page numbers to PDF.
Pages are previewed with pdf.js and assembled with pdf-lib on your device. Your files are never uploaded.