Rotate & split PDF
Fix upside-down pages or extract only the pages that matter.
Rotate PDF pages by 90° or 180° (the classic upside-down scan) or extract a page range into a new file — "1-3,5" produces a PDF with just those pages. Everything happens in your browser with the original file untouched, no upload.
How to use
- Drop the PDF into the area above: thumbnails of every page appear.
- Click a page to mark it for removal; click again to keep it.
- Use the rotate button on each page, or "rotate all" for the whole document.
- Click "Save PDF" to download the result with your pages and rotations.
Organize, rotate and extract pages visually
This tool shows thumbnails of every page as soon as you upload the PDF, so you work by looking at the document instead of guessing numbers. Clicking a page marks it to leave the final file; clicking again brings it back. That is how you extract only the pages you want (by marking the ones to remove) or build a trimmed version of the document.
Rotate one page or the whole document
Pages scanned sideways or upside down are the most common PDF problem. Here each thumbnail has its own rotate-90° button, so you straighten just the crooked sheet without touching the rest. When the entire document is in the wrong orientation — a contract all in landscape that should be portrait — the "rotate all" button fixes it in one go.
Extract, split or remove pages
Need to send only chapter 3, separate the customer copy from the company copy, or drop a blank cover page? Mark what should go and save: the new PDF comes out with only the kept pages, in their original order. Everything runs in the browser — no upload, no watermark, no quality loss, since kept pages are copied exactly as they were.
Frequently asked questions
Can I rotate only some pages?
Yes. Enter the range (e.g. 2-4) and only those pages rotate; leave the field empty to rotate the whole document. Rotation adds to the existing one, so an already-sideways page returns to normal with 90°.
How do I split a PDF into several files?
Run extraction more than once: extract "1-10", download, then "11-20", and so on. Each extraction produces a new, independent PDF with the original quality preserved.
Does rotating or extracting reduce quality?
No. Pages are copied without recompression — text stays selectable and images keep their resolution. Only the orientation or page selection changes.