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Rearrange a PDF the way you would rearrange paper. Drag any page thumbnail to a new position, rotate the one that came out sideways, and delete the blank pages a duplex scan left behind. Every change is visible immediately against a live thumbnail, and nothing is committed until you save. There is no page limit, no account, no watermark, and no upload — the rearrangement happens in this tab, so a confidential contract can be reordered on an air-gapped machine.
To organize PDF pages free, upload the document, drag page thumbnails into a new order, rotate or delete any page, and save. No page limit, no sign-up and no watermark — the file never leaves your browser.
A duplex scanner that produces single-sided output leaves a blank back for every page. The pattern is regular — blank, content, blank, content — so sorting by thumbnail and deleting the blanks in one selection is faster than doing it page by page.
If the file has printed page numbers, moving pages makes those numbers wrong. Save the reordered document, then run Page Numbers to renumber it from 1. If the original numbering must be preserved, do not reorder — extract instead.
One landscape page in a portrait scan is the most common reason this tool gets opened. Rotate that thumbnail 90° and leave the rest alone. The rotation is written into the page, so it survives on any device, unlike rotating the view.
Merge the sources first, then reorder the combined document into the sequence you want. Doing it in one pass avoids the bookkeeping of tracking which output file each input came from.
No artificial limit. Thumbnails are rendered lazily, so a 900-page document is navigable; the ceiling is device memory, which on a desktop sits well beyond a thousand pages for ordinary documents.
Links between pages of the same file are re-pointed to the new positions where possible. A link whose target page you deleted becomes a dead link — the tool reports how many were affected rather than pretending it cannot happen.
Yes. Rotation and reordering are independent controls on the same thumbnail, and both apply to whatever you save. The session is one edit of the document, not a sequence of conversions.
Select the range of thumbnails, then drag any one of them. Selection and drag compose, so a 30-page section moves in a single gesture instead of 30 individual moves.
Usually yes, and by roughly the size of that page's content. If the file barely changes, the page shared fonts or images with other pages. Flatten PDF afterwards if you want the remaining unused resources dropped.
Yes, and reordering is the one edit that reliably keeps fields working because the widgets travel with their page. Check the boxes still line up with their labels if your form was built with absolute positioning.
Yes. Every move, rotation and deletion is on the undo stack for the session, so a mis-drag is one keystroke to undo rather than a re-upload.
Yes, though drag-and-drop is a two-finger gesture on touch. For a long document on a phone, the move up and move down buttons on each page are often faster than dragging.
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