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Rotate, Delete and Reorder PDF Pages for Free

Fix a PDF in one place, completely free. Turn pages that are sideways or upside down, delete pages you do not need and put the pages in a new order. You can see every page, so you always know what you are changing. It works in your browser, so your file is never uploaded to a server.

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How to use Rotate, Delete and Reorder PDF Pages

  1. Click "Choose a PDF file" or drag your PDF into the box. Every page appears as a small preview.
  2. Under a page, use ⟲ ⟳ to rotate it, ◀ ▶ to move it and ✕ to delete it. On a computer you can also drag pages to a new place.
  3. Use the buttons at the top to rotate all pages, reverse the order, or delete pages by typing their numbers.
  4. Press "Create PDF" and download the new file.

Why use this tool

See every page

All pages are shown as previews, so you can check each one before you change it.

Rotate one page or all pages

Turn a single sideways page, or rotate the whole PDF left or right with one click.

Delete pages two ways

Click ✕ under a page, or type page numbers such as 1, 3-5 to delete many at once. You can restore a page if you change your mind.

Reorder by drag or buttons

Drag pages into a new order on a computer, or use the ◀ ▶ buttons on any device. "Reverse order" flips the whole document.

Keeps quality

Pages are not recompressed. Text and images stay exactly as sharp as in the original.

Private by design

Everything happens inside your browser. Your PDF stays on your device and is never sent to Exam1st or anyone else.

Free, no sign-up

No account, no watermark and no payment.

When is it useful?

  • Fix pages that were scanned sideways or upside down.
  • Remove a cover page, instructions page or blank page from a past paper PDF.
  • Put pages in the right order when a scan came out shuffled.
  • Flip a document that was scanned from back to front with "Reverse order".
  • Tidy a PDF before you merge it with other files or send it.

Frequently asked questions

Is this tool for rotating, deleting and reordering PDF pages free?

Yes, it is completely free to use. There is no sign-up, no watermark on your file and no payment, and you can use it as many times as you like. It runs in your browser, so there is no per-file charge.

How do I rotate one page in a PDF?

Choose your PDF, then press ⟲ (left) or ⟳ (right) under that page. The preview turns straight away. When you are happy, press Create PDF and download the new file.

How do I rotate all pages in a PDF?

Use "Rotate all left" or "Rotate all right" at the top. Every page turns by 90 degrees each time you press it.

How do I delete pages from a PDF?

Click ✕ under a page you want to remove, or type page numbers such as 1, 3-5 in the box and press Delete. Deleted pages are marked in red and left out of the new PDF. Press ↺ or "Restore deleted pages" to bring them back.

How do I change the order of pages in a PDF?

On a computer, drag a page to a new place. On any device, use the ◀ and ▶ buttons under a page to move it earlier or later. "Will be page N" under each page shows its position in the new PDF.

Does rotating or reordering reduce quality?

No. Pages are copied into the new file without being recompressed. Rotation only changes how the page is displayed, so text and images stay sharp.

Does my original file change?

No. The tool makes a new PDF for you to download. Your original file stays exactly as it was.

Can I edit a password-protected PDF?

Not directly. A PDF that needs a password to open cannot be read by the tool. Remove the password first, then edit it.

Is there a limit on pages or file size?

The tool handles up to 300 pages at a time. Because everything happens in your browser, the real limit is your device memory, so very large PDFs are easier on a computer than on a phone. Use Split PDF to cut a big file into parts first.

Why do I not see page previews?

Previews need a fairly recent browser. If your device cannot show them, you can still rotate, delete and reorder, but you will see page numbers instead of the pages.

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