Organise pages.
Rearrange, rotate and delete PDF pages — visually, inside your browser. Drag the thumbnails, select the stragglers, rotate the sideways scans, delete what doesn't belong. Your pages are copied byte-accurately into the output — no re-rendering, no quality loss.
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Drop a PDF here.
Or . Rearrange, rotate or delete pages — locally, with thumbnails rendered in this tab.
§02 · Procedure
Organising, step by step.
Three steps. None of them involve a server.
- Step 01 1
Open a PDF.
Drop a file. We render thumbnails locally with PDF.js so you can see what you're working with.
- Step 02 2
Rearrange, rotate, delete.
Drag thumbnails to reorder, click to select, then rotate or delete one or many at once.
- Step 03 3
Save the organised PDF.
We rebuild the output with pdf-lib — page content is copied intact, just reordered and rotated. No rasterisation.
Does this re-render my pages?
No. Pages are copied byte-accurately using pdf-lib — text stays selectable, images stay sharp, fonts are preserved. Only the page order and rotation are changed.
How do I select multiple pages?
Click a page to select it; Cmd/Ctrl-click to toggle individual pages; Shift-click to select a range. Or hit "Select all" and work backwards with Cmd/Ctrl-click to untick what you want to keep.
What does "rotate" do to the page content?
Sets the page's rotation flag in the PDF — the same thing a viewer shows when you rotate via View → Rotate. The content isn't pixel-rotated, so quality is unchanged.
Can I split a PDF this way?
For simple splitting (every page into its own file, or custom ranges), the Split tool is tuned for that. Organise is better when you want to delete some pages but keep the rest in a single output.
Password-protected PDFs?
Not supported. Unlock the PDF in your native viewer first, then come back.
§05 · See also