Rotate PDF pages
Turn every page, or just the ones you list, a quarter or half turn. Quality is untouched.
Free, no sign-up. Up to 20 files and 40 MB at a time; files are processed in memory and never kept.
Other PDF jobs
Each opens its own page.
Drop a PDF here
or browse to choose one
Turning just the pages that need it
Phone scans often have one or two sideways pages in an otherwise upright document. List only those pages, such as 2, 5-7, and leave the box empty to turn every page. Turns are clockwise: 90 is a quarter turn right, 180 turns a page upside down, and 270 is a quarter turn left.
The turn is saved on each page rather than redrawn, so text stays sharp, nothing is re-compressed, and the page opens upright in every viewer, not only the one you used.
Turn every page, or only the ones you list, a quarter or half turn; quality is untouched. No sign-up; files are never stored. The other PDF jobs (merge, split, compress, rotate, images to PDF and watermark) each have a page of their own.
How it works
- Add one PDF — A phone scan with a sideways page, for example.
- Choose the turn and the pages — 90, 180 or 270 degrees clockwise; list pages such as 2, 5-7, or leave it empty for every page.
- Rotate — The PDF downloads with those pages upright.
Examples
- One sideways page — Turn only page 3 of a scan by 90 and leave the rest as they are.
FAQ
- Does rotating lower the quality? — No: the turn is saved on each page rather than redrawn, so nothing is re-compressed and text stays sharp.
- Which way is 90? — A quarter turn clockwise; 270 is a quarter turn the other way, and 180 turns a page upside down.
- Will it open upright everywhere? — Yes: the turn is part of the PDF, not a setting in one viewer.