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Rotate PDF

Turn sideways or upside-down pages the right way up. Rotate the whole document or individual pages, check the thumbnails and download the corrected PDF.

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or drop it here. The file stays on your device.

How to use it

  1. Choose or drop a PDF. Thumbnails of all pages appear.
  2. Rotate all pages with the buttons at the top, or rotate single pages with the arrows under each thumbnail.
  3. To rotate several pages at once, tick them and use the Selected buttons.
  4. Select Apply rotation and download the new PDF.

How it works

PDF pages carry a rotation value that tells viewers how to display them. This tool adds 90° steps to that value for the pages you choose; the page content itself is not changed, re-rendered or compressed. Text stays selectable and quality is identical to the original.

Left turns a page 90° counter-clockwise and Right turns it 90° clockwise. The thumbnails show the result before you save, and the angle you added is shown next to each page number.

The saved file is a new copy; the original on your device is not modified. Password-protected or encrypted PDFs cannot be rotated.

Examples

Scanned pages upside down

A 10-page scan where pages 4 and 7 were fed the wrong way: tick pages 4 and 7, select Right twice (180°) and apply.

Landscape table in a portrait report

Rotate only the page with the wide table to the right so it reads correctly on screen, leaving the other pages as they are.

Frequently asked questions

Does rotating reduce quality?

No. Only the page's rotation setting changes. The content is stored exactly as before.

Why does the page look rotated in one viewer but not another?

All common PDF viewers respect the rotation setting. If a viewer shows something different, it may be showing a cached copy of the old file; reopen the downloaded file.

Can I rotate by 45 degrees?

No. PDF page rotation only supports multiples of 90 degrees.

Privacy

The PDF is read, previewed and rotated in your browser. It is not uploaded, stored or included in analytics; only an anonymous event that the tool was used is counted.