Organize PDF pages: reorder, rotate and delete — free, no account. No upload.
Add a PDF, drag its pages into a new order, turn sideways pages and delete the ones you don't need: the tool saves the new PDF in your browser. Your file is never uploaded.
- No upload — runs in your browser
- Free, no account
- Reads PDF files
- One file, up to 200 MB
- Opens password-protected files
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One file, up to 200 MB
Your files stay in this browser and are never uploaded.
Add one PDF. You arrange its pages once it has been read.
How to organize the pages of a PDF
Add your PDF
Drop in one PDF of up to 200 MB. It is read as it arrives, so every page appears in a grid with its number, and a file with a password asks for it first.
Arrange the pages
Drag a page into place or use its buttons to move it earlier or later, turn it left or right, or delete it. Turn every page at once, reverse the order or undo all changes from the side panel.
Save and download
Press Save PDF. The new file holds the kept pages in the order shown, each turned as shown. Change the pages and save again whenever you like.
What an organized PDF keeps, and what it doesn't
Organizing copies the pages you keep into a new PDF, in the order you set. The pages themselves are not changed: text stays selectable, images keep their quality, and each page keeps its size. To pull pages out into separate files instead, split the PDF.
Turning a page changes the rotation setting it is shown at, in steps of 90°. What is on the page is not redrawn, so text stays selectable and images are untouched, and any viewer shows the page turned the same way. It doesn't straighten a page scanned crooked.
Deleted pages are not copied into the new file, and links that pointed to them are removed. What belongs to the whole document doesn't come along: bookmarks and the outline. Form fields are flattened: they can't be filled in any more and digital signatures are no longer valid. What the file has drawn in its fields, such as typed-in values or a signature image, stays on the page; fields the file never drew come out empty.
The new file carries the fonts and images its pages use. When a page can't be fully checked, everything it might use is kept, so the file may still hold images or fonts of pages you deleted; the tool says so when that happens. Your browser holds the PDF in memory while it works, which is why the tool takes one file of up to 200 MB.
Limits worth knowing
- Reads PDF files only, one at a time. A file of another kind is refused with its reason.
- One file of up to 200 MB.
- Bookmarks and the outline are not kept. Form fields are flattened: they can't be filled in any more and signatures are no longer valid. Values the file has drawn stay on the page; fields the file never drew come out empty. The new file has no password or restrictions.
- Deleting pages makes the file smaller only by what those pages alone used: fonts and images shared with kept pages stay.
Organize PDF FAQ
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. Your PDF is read, arranged and saved in your browser, and it is never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere. The page does fetch its own code as you go: the PDF code loads when you add the file, and, where your browser can show page previews, they load their code and data files from this site when they are first drawn. Your file is never part of that.
How do I change the order of the pages?
Drag a page by its grip to where it should go, or use its Move earlier and Move later buttons, which also work from the keyboard. Reverse order turns a file scanned back to front the right way round in one step.
How do I turn a sideways page?
Use the page's Turn left or Turn right button; each press turns it by 90°. Turn all left and Turn all right turn every kept page at once. The page's rotation setting changes, so its text stays selectable and its images are not redrawn.
How do I remove pages from a PDF?
Press Delete on each page you don't want. A deleted page stays in the grid, dimmed, with a Restore button, and it is not copied into the new file. Links that pointed to it are removed.
Can I organize a password-protected PDF?
Yes. A PDF that needs a password to open asks for it first; enter it and the file is unlocked in your browser. A PDF that only limits printing, copying or editing opens without one. Either way, the new file has no password and none of those limits.
Are bookmarks, forms and signatures kept?
Bookmarks and the document outline aren't. Form fields are flattened: they can't be filled in any more and digital signatures are no longer valid. What the file has drawn in its fields, such as typed-in values or a signature image, stays on the page; fields the file never drew come out empty. Links between kept pages keep working after a reorder.
Why isn't the file much smaller after deleting pages?
Pages often share fonts and images. Those that a kept page uses stay in the file, so deleting a page saves only what that page alone used. Nothing is compressed again, so the quality stays the same.
Does organizing lower the quality?
No. The pages are copied into the new file as they are, without being compressed again, so text stays sharp and selectable and images keep their quality.
What to do next
- Merge PDFNeed pages from several files in one? Merge PDFs in the order you choose.
- Split PDFNeed some pages as separate files? Split the PDF or extract the pages you pick.
- PDF to JPGNeed pages as images instead? Turn PDF pages into JPG or PNG.
- Images to PDFHave photos or scans to add? Turn images into a PDF, one image per page.
Organize your PDF now
Add your file, arrange its pages and download the new PDF. Your file never leaves this device.