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Reorder and rotate PDF pages

Move pages into a new order, turn them, and delete the ones you do not need.

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How to delete, reorder and rotate PDF pages

  1. Choose a PDF file and wait a moment while the page pictures appear.
  2. Move pages with the arrows, turn them with the turn button, and mark any you do not need with Delete.
  3. Press Save PDF. The new file has only the pages you kept, in the order you set.

Frequently asked questions

Can I extract a few pages into a new file?

Yes. Delete every page you do not want, then save. What is left is your new file.

Does deleting pages change my original?

No. You get a new file and your original stays as it is.

Why are the page pictures slow to appear?

Each page is drawn in your browser. Large files with many pictures take longer, especially on a phone.

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