Rotate PDF pages
Turn individual pages or the whole document the right way up. You see every page and its orientation, can rotate pages one by one or in groups, undo any step, and save a new PDF. Only the page rotation changes, so text, images and links stay exactly as they were.
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Rotate pages
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How to use Rotate PDF
- Select a PDF file or drag it into the box. Enter the password if it is protected.
- Rotate pages with the buttons on each page, or choose which pages (all, selected, odd, even, portrait, landscape or a range) and rotate them together.
- Check the previews; enlarge a page to see it in detail. Undo, redo or reset at any time.
- Choose a file name and select "Save rotated PDF". Your original file is not changed.
Good to know: limitations
- This turns whole pages. Content placed sideways inside an upright page (for example a scan pasted at an angle) turns with its page; it is not straightened on its own.
- Password-protected PDFs are saved without the password.
- Digitally signed PDFs: rotating makes the existing signature invalid.
- Very large PDFs may exceed the memory available on phones.
Frequently asked questions
Does rotating reduce quality?
No. Only the rotation setting of each page is changed. Nothing is re-rendered or re-compressed, so text stays searchable and images keep their full quality.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The file is opened and saved by your browser on your device.
What about pages that were already rotated?
The previews show each page the way PDF viewers show it, including its existing rotation. Your turns are added to that, and the result is checked in the saved file.
Will it look the same in other PDF viewers?
Yes. Page rotation is a standard part of the PDF format that Adobe Acrobat, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari and other readers apply.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no daily limit. The site is financed by advertising.