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Organise PDF pages, free, in your browser

Reorder, turn, remove, repeat and insert blank pages, then save a new file. The pages are copied as they were, and nothing is uploaded.

PDF · any size

✓ no upload✓ no limits✓ pages untouched✓ works offline

How organising works here

  1. Drop the file. The PDF opens in a worker in your tab and the page list appears.
  2. Arrange the pages. Move pages up and down, turn one a quarter at a time, remove one, repeat one with +, or add a blank page at the end. Reset puts the original order back.
  3. Apply and download. A new document is written with the pages in your order and checked by re-opening it before the download.

What it does

  • Keeps every page's fonts and images exactly as they were.
  • Turns a page by setting its rotation, not by drawing a turned copy.
  • Lets a page appear twice, or not at all.
  • Adds blank pages the size of the page before them.
  • Keeps the bookmarks, pointing at each page's new place, and the title and author.

What it does not do

  • It does not show page thumbnails; for those, open the file in the editor and use its page rail.
  • It does not keep a bookmark to a page you removed.
  • It does not edit what is on a page; that is the editor.

Questions

Does turning a page lose quality?

No. The page carries a rotation value that every viewer honours. Nothing is rendered.

Can I move pages between two files?

Merge the files first, then organise the result.

What size is a blank page?

The same as the page before it, or A4 when it is first.

Does my file leave my computer?

No. Everything runs in your browser tab. The only network requests are the site's own files.

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