Do you upload my PDF?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

Does rotation reduce quality?

No. We rotate the PDF pages directly during export. No rasterization is needed for reordering/rotation, preserving quality.

Yes. Select pages and click Delete. They will be removed from the final export.

Reorder, rotate (90°/180°), delete pages, and export instantly. Private by design—everything runs locally in your browser.

Drop a PDF below, reorder pages by dragging, rotate 90°/180°, delete what you don’t need, and export. Everything stays on your device.

Drag & drop a PDF here
or click “Select PDF” above

Drag thumbnails to change order.
Click a thumbnail to select; use Ctrl/⌘ or Shift for multi-select.
Rotate with the mini buttons on each page or with the toolbar for multiple pages at once.
Delete selected pages if needed (you’ll see the new page numbers update).
Shortcuts: press R to rotate selected +90°, Delete/Backspace to remove selected.

Yes. The entire operation runs locally in your browser. No uploads.

Yes. Reordering and rotation are applied to vector pages directly (no rasterization), so quality remains intact.

PDF pages don’t re-render when rotated—their content stream gets a transform. Text stays vector-sharp, just reoriented.

No quality loss

Outlines/bookmarks point to page indices. Reorder pages and bookmarks may jump to new spots unless you rebuild them.

Navigation gotcha

It’s valid to mix portrait, landscape, even square pages in one PDF. Printers handle each page separately.

Layout mashup

PDF “page labels” can say “i, ii, iii, 1, 2…” independently of order. Reordering doesn’t auto-renumber those labels.

Roman surprises

Images and fonts live in the PDF catalog. Reordering pages reuses the same assets—no duplication—so file size stays steady.

Efficient reuse