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How to rotate a PDF

Drop your PDF and every page renders as a small preview. Choose whether to rotate all pages or only the ones you select, pick 90°, 180° or 270°, and tap Rotate — the fixed PDF is ready to download in seconds, still on your device the whole time.

Rotating only specific pages

Switch to Selected pages and tap each page thumbnail you want to fix — most PDFs only have a handful of sideways pages from a scanner or phone camera, and there's no reason to rotate the ones that are already upright. Tapped pages show a checkmark and a live rotation preview so you can confirm the angle before running the job.

Why PDF pages end up sideways

Scanners and phone scanning apps sometimes save a page in its original camera orientation instead of the orientation it was viewed in, and merging documents from different sources can mix portrait and landscape pages in one file. This tool fixes the page's rotation metadata directly, so the fix is permanent in the downloaded file, not just how your viewer happens to display it.

Rotate a PDF's Pages Without Uploading It Anywhere

A sideways or upside-down PDF page is one of the most common small annoyances in document handling — usually the result of a scanner, a phone camera, or a merged file bringing in a page at the wrong orientation. This tool rotates any or all pages of a PDF by 90°, 180° or 270°, directly in your browser, and the change is baked into the file itself, so it displays correctly rotated in every PDF viewer afterward — not just the one you happened to view it in.

Rotate Everything, or Just the Pages That Need It

Choose Rotate all pages when the whole document came in sideways — a single scan run through a scanner in the wrong orientation, for example. Choose Rotate selected pages when only a few pages in an otherwise-correct document need fixing; tap each page's thumbnail to mark it, and only those pages rotate while the rest of the document stays untouched. A live preview on each marked thumbnail shows the rotation before you commit.

Nothing Is Uploaded — Rotation Happens On Your Device

The PDF is read, its page rotation values are changed, and the file is rebuilt entirely inside your browser using your device's own resources. It is never transmitted to a server, which makes this a safe option for contracts, statements, ID scans or any other sensitive document that just happens to have a sideways page.

Exact presets

Frequently asked questions

No. The rotation happens entirely in your browser — the file is never sent to a server.

Yes — switch to Selected pages, tap the pages that need fixing, and only those rotate. The rest of the document is left exactly as it was.

No. Rotation only changes each page's orientation metadata — the underlying page content, text and image quality are untouched.

90°, 180° and 270°, applied clockwise from the page's current orientation.

Yes — the rotation is written into the PDF file itself, so it displays correctly rotated in any PDF reader, not just the one used to preview it here.