Organize PDF
Reorder, duplicate, turn or remove pages in a PDF, then save the new page order as a separate file.
How to rearrange pages in a PDF
- Choose or drop the PDF you want to rearrange.
- Drag page thumbnails into the order you want, or use the Move page menu on a selected page.
- Turn, duplicate or remove pages with the buttons under each thumbnail or above the large preview.
- Shift-click, Ctrl-click or tick several pages to change them together.
- Press Save pages to create the new PDF, then download it.
Options
- Reorder
- Drag a page by its handle, or open the Move page menu for Earlier, Later, To start and To end. To position… lets you type the exact place for the page.
- Turn left and turn right
- Rotate a page by 90° in either direction. Each copy of a duplicated page can be turned on its own.
- Duplicate
- Insert a copy of the page straight after it. The copy can be moved, turned or removed like any other page.
- Remove and restore
- Mark a page as removed. It stays in the grid, marked, so you can restore it before saving. Removed pages are left out of the new PDF.
- Multi-select
- With more than one page selected, a toolbar moves, turns, duplicates or removes all of them at once and keeps their relative order.
- Views, Undo, Redo and Reset pages
- Switch between small thumbnails, large thumbnails and a list. Undo and Redo step through every change; Reset pages returns to the original order.
What you get
- One PDF with the kept pages in the order shown, saved with (organised) added to the file name.
- Turns are saved as page rotation, so text and images are not re-rendered.
- Removed pages are not in the new file. The original PDF is not changed.
Limits
- One PDF at a time. To combine pages from several files, merge them first.
- At least one page must be kept.
- The save button stays disabled until you reorder, duplicate, turn or remove at least one page.
- Turns are in 90° steps only.
- Removing a page does not redact it from other pages or update a table of contents, page labels or links that point to it.
Check the result
Open the saved PDF and compare its page order with the grid. Check the pages either side of each removal and count any duplicates. Printed page numbers on the pages may no longer match their new positions.
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Questions
Can I rearrange PDF pages without uploading the file?
Yes. Pages are rearranged in your browser and the file is not uploaded.
How do I delete a page from a PDF?
Select the page and press Remove, then press Save pages. The page is left out of the new PDF and the original stays as it was.
Can I move several pages at once?
Yes. Shift-click, Ctrl-click or tick the pages, then use the move buttons in the selection toolbar. The selected pages keep their order relative to each other.
Can I undo a change?
Yes. Undo and Redo step through every move, turn, duplicate and removal. Removed pages can also be restored one by one before you save.
Does reordering pages reduce quality?
No. Pages are copied from the source as they are, and turns are stored as page rotation rather than redrawn.
Will bookmarks still point to the right pages?
Do not rely on it. Check bookmarks, the table of contents and internal links in the saved file, as they may refer to old positions or removed pages.