How it works

Move pages around, drop the ones you don't need, or rotate single pages, with a thumbnail preview of every page.

The tool renders a thumbnail of every page (via pdf.js at 0.3x scale) so you can see what you're rearranging. For each page you get four controls: move up, move down, rotate 90 degrees (clockwise, can be repeated), and remove. The final PDF is built from only the pages you keep, in the order you've put them, with the rotations you've applied. Pages are copied at full quality from the source via pdf-lib, no re-rendering. Useful when you scanned a stack out of order, need to drop blank separator pages, or want to flip a single landscape page back to portrait without touching the rest. Output filename has -organized appended.

How to use it

1. Drop your PDF. Wait a moment while a thumbnail of every page renders.
2. Rearrange the pages. Use the up and down arrows on each thumbnail to change the order.
3. Rotate or remove pages. Rotate any page 90 degrees at a time, or trash the pages you don't need.
4. Save. Hit Save — the kept pages are copied at full quality into a new PDF.

Frequently asked questions

How do I reorder pages in a PDF?

Drop the PDF, wait for thumbnails to render, then use the up/down arrows on each page. The final save produces a PDF with pages in your new order.

Can I delete pages from a PDF here?

Yes. Click the trash icon on any page to drop it from the output. Pages you don't trash are kept.

Does the tool re-render pages?

No. Pages are copied from the source PDF at full quality. The thumbnails are previews only.

Is my PDF uploaded for this?

No. Rendering and saving both happen in your browser via pdf.js and pdf-lib.