Rearrange PDF Pages

Open the PDF, then drag pages into the order you want — or focus a page and press Alt + arrow keys. Download the PDF when you're done.

Select pages by clicking them (or pressing Space), then use Delete to remove them or “Extract selected” to save just those pages as a new PDF. Undo is always available while you work.

Yes. Pages are copied into the new file as they are — text, links on the page and vector graphics stay the same. Nothing is turned into an image.

No. Encrypted PDFs can't be rewritten here. Remove the password first with Unlock PDF (tools.northlane.live/unlock-pdf/).

No. Any change to a signed PDF invalidates its signature. Keep the original if the signature matters.

No. The deleted pages aren't in the saved file, but this tool isn't a redaction or sanitization tool and doesn't check for hidden content elsewhere in the document.

No. The PDF is opened with pdf-lib and PDF.js in your browser, the thumbnails are drawn on your device, and the new file is saved straight to your computer or phone. Nothing is sent to a server.

Select the pages and press the rotate left or right button, or focus a page and press R (Shift + R turns it the other way). Pages turn in 90° steps. The turn is saved as the page's rotation setting, so the content isn't redrawn and nothing loses quality.

Not here — the organizer works on one PDF at a time. Use Merge PDF to join files and pick pages from each, then open the merged file here to fine-tune the order and rotation.

Yes. Press Undo or Ctrl + Z (⌘ + Z on a Mac) to step back through your last 50 moves, rotations and deletions. Your original file is never changed, so you can always open it again and start over.

The bold number is the page's position in the new order, “was 3” shows where a moved page was in the original, and the size is in PDF points (1/72 inch) — for example 595×842 pt for A4 and 612×792 pt for US Letter. A turned page shows its width and height swapped.