Reorder PDF pages in a thumbnail grid, rotate or delete individual ones - all locally by drag and click. No upload.
Rendering pages...
Drag the pages into the right order. Click to select, Ctrl-click to add, Shift-click for a range. Rotate and delete act on the selection.
Running locally on your device ...
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Your files never left your device
No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable
Drop a PDF and you immediately see a grid with one thumbnail per page. Drag the tiles into the order you want, rotate individual pages by 90 degrees, or remove them - just like the big providers, except your file never leaves your device. "Apply" then rebuilds the document in that arrangement.
Edit several pages at once via multi-select: a click selects one page, Ctrl-click adds individual ones, Shift-click marks a whole range. Rotate or delete then acts on the entire selection. Pages you remove are dropped, and the page content is kept losslessly - only the order and rotation change.
A classic example: a double-sided scanned booklet whose back pages sit in the wrong order. Instead of typing a cryptic order like “1,3,5,2,4,6”, you simply push the pages visually into place and see at once whether the reading order is right.
| Input formats | |
|---|---|
| Output format | |
| Batch processing | No |
| Processing | Locally in your browser (JavaScript) |
| File upload | None |
Limitations: The grid handles order, rotation and deletion; duplicating a page is not supported. Pages are kept losslessly. Open password-protected PDFs first with "Unlock PDF".
No, the grid and the organizing happen entirely locally in the browser.
Drag the page thumbnails into place with mouse or finger; the order in the grid is the order in the result.
Yes, each tile has a rotate button (90 degrees per click); with multi-select you rotate several at once.
No, not currently - the grid is for reordering, rotating and deleting a page, not for duplicating one.
Yes, they are carried over losslessly - only rearranged and, if chosen, rotated.