PDF Page Organizer
Reorder, rotate, duplicate and delete PDF pages with live previews, then download the rebuilt PDF.
Drag & drop a PDF here, or click to browse
No uploads. Your files stay on your device.
How it works
Drop a PDF and every page shows up as a thumbnail you can reorder, rotate, duplicate or
delete, so you can see what you are moving instead of guessing at page numbers. Press and hold a
page's picture to drag it (mouse or finger), use the arrow buttons, open any page full size
with the ⤢ button, or type a range like
1-3, 5 (or an order like 3,1,2) and press Apply. When the running
order looks right, download a brand-new PDF built from exactly those pages.
Everything happens inside your browser: the file is read with the FileReader API, page previews are drawn with PDF.js on a canvas, and the new document is assembled with pdf-lib. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server, so contracts, invoices and scans stay private. Rotation is stored as page metadata, so no page is ever re-rendered or re-compressed and text stays selectable.
Frequently asked questions
How do I rearrange the pages in a PDF for free?
Drop your PDF and every page appears as a card. Drag a card to a new spot, use the arrow buttons, or type an order such as "3,1,2" in the page order box and press Apply. Then click "Download organized PDF" to get a new file with the pages in exactly that order, with no account and no upload needed.
Can I delete or duplicate individual pages?
Yes. The ✕ button on a card removes that page from the output, and the ↺ button puts it back, so nothing is lost by accident. To keep only a selection, type a range like "1-3, 5" and press Apply. Repeating a number, for example "1,1,2", duplicates that page in the new document.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
Never. The file is read with the FileReader API, previews are drawn with PDF.js on a canvas, and the new document is assembled with pdf-lib, all inside your browser tab. Nothing is sent anywhere, so confidential contracts, invoices and scans stay on your device. Rotation is stored as page metadata, so pages are not re-rendered and text stays selectable.