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Rotate pages in a PDF

Scanners and phone cameras produce sideways pages constantly. Pick the ones that are wrong — or type odd or even if every other page came out upside down — turn them, and save. The rotation is written into the file, not just how your viewer happens to show it.

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What travels with a page. Its content, size, rotation, fonts and images all come across, and so do its links and the bookmarks that point at it — a link to a page you kept still works, and one to a page you dropped is left inert rather than pointing at the wrong thing. Interactive form fields become flat pictures of themselves, and embedded scripts are discarded.
A rewritten file is a new file. Any digital signature on the original no longer applies, because the bytes that were signed no longer exist. Reorganising a document you were given restricted access to may not be something you are allowed to do.
How it works

How to rotate pages in a PDF

  1. 01Add a PDF

    Each page shows at its real shape and the way it currently faces.

  2. 02Select pages and turn them

    90° either way or 180°. A turn adds to what the page already had.

  3. 03Save it

    The rotation is written into the file, so every viewer shows it the right way up.

Questions

Questions about Rotate a PDF

How do I rotate one page of a PDF?

Add the PDF, select the page and turn it. Only the pages you select change.

Is the rotation saved permanently?

Yes. It is written into the file, so every PDF viewer shows the page the right way up, not just this one.

Does rotating reduce quality?

No. The page content is not redrawn or recompressed; only its orientation changes.

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. This page is served with a security policy that forbids it from making any network request, so the browser itself refuses to send your PDF anywhere. You can watch your browser's network tab stay empty, or switch your connection off and carry on.