Organize PDF Pages
Reorder, rotate, delete, duplicate and insert blank pages in a PDF by dragging thumbnails. Undo any step. Nothing is uploaded.
Drop the PDF to reorganize
Reorder, rotate, delete, duplicate and add blank pages.
How to use Organize PDF Pages
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Open the PDF
Drop the PDF to rearrange; every page appears as a thumbnail.
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Rearrange
Drag pages into order, and pick pages to rotate, duplicate, delete or add a blank page after.
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Save
Press Save and download the reorganized PDF.
About this tool
See every page of a PDF as a thumbnail and rearrange it the way you would a stack of paper. Drag pages into a new order, rotate the ones that are sideways, delete the ones you do not need, duplicate a page, insert blank pages, or reverse the whole document, then save the result as a new PDF. Undo steps back through your changes.
Click pages to pick them, or Shift-click for a run, and the buttons above act on all of the pages you picked. It is all keyboard accessible too: with a page focused, Alt and the arrow keys move it.
Pages are copied with their text, images and fonts intact, and your original file is not changed. Everything happens in your browser, so nothing is uploaded. Links to other pages in the file and bookmarks are not carried over, because their targets move.
How do I reorder pages in a PDF?
Open the file here and drag the page thumbnails into the order you want, or pick pages and use the earlier and later buttons. Then choose Save and download the new PDF.
Can I rotate or delete just some pages?
Yes. Click the pages to pick them, then use the rotate and delete buttons above the thumbnails. Several pages can be picked at once.
Can I add a blank page?
Yes. Pick the page you want it after, or none to add it at the end, and choose the blank-page button. The new page matches the size of the page before it.
Does reordering reduce quality?
No. Pages are moved as they are, not re-rendered or re-compressed.