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Organize PDF pages

Drag pages into the right order, turn sideways scans upright and remove blanks, all on one screen, then save the tidy PDF.

Drop a PDF here

or images, which become pages

Your files are processed on your device and never uploaded.

Edited in place when it can be

When the result is exactly one PDF’s pages in their original order, perhaps with some turned, the tool edits that document instead of rebuilding it, so its bookmarks, links and fillable fields survive. Moving, removing or mixing pages from several files builds a new document with the same page content.

Thumbnails are drawn as they scroll into view and cached, so a long scan stays responsive. Select several pages to turn or delete them together, and use the move buttons where dragging is fiddly, such as on a small phone screen.

Your original stays as it was. The tidy version downloads as a new file, so you can compare the two before deleting the old one.

How to organize PDF pages3 steps, all on your device
  1. Open the PDF. Drop one or more PDFs. Every page shows as a thumbnail.
  2. Arrange the pages. Drag to reorder (or use the arrow buttons), select pages to rotate or remove them.
  3. Save. Tap Save to download the reorganised PDF.
All PDF toolsEach one opens this same workspace

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I move pages on a phone?

Yes. Drag a page with your finger, or select it and use the move buttons, which are easier on a small screen.

Does reordering keep form fields and links?

When you only rotate pages of a single PDF, the original document is edited in place and keeps its links and fields. Reordering or deleting pages builds a new file with the same page content.

Can I insert pages from another PDF?

Yes. Open the second file too; its pages join the list and you can drag them between the pages of the first, then save one combined document.