Rotate PDF

How to rotate PDF pages

Pages come out sideways more often than anyone admits: a phone scan saved in landscape, a document photographed at an angle, a PDF assembled from mixed sources where one page is upside down. This tool rotates the pages of your PDF by 90, 180, or 270 degrees, and you choose whether to rotate every page or only a range of pages.

Drop a PDF, pick a rotation angle, and choose the pages. "All pages" rotates the whole document — useful when an entire scan came out sideways. "Page range" rotates only the pages you list, which is the fix for a document where a single page is upside down. Press Rotate and download the corrected PDF. The rotation is permanent: it is written into the PDF itself, not just a viewer setting, so the pages stay rotated wherever the file is opened.

Everything runs in your browser, so the document never leaves your device. Rotation does not change the content of a page — text, images, and links are preserved exactly, only their orientation changes. That also means rotation does not change the file size in any meaningful way.

A practical tip: if you are not sure which direction a page needs, rotate by 90 degrees first and check the result — rotating twice by 90 degrees is the same as 180, so you can correct in steps. If several pages are sideways in different directions, rotate them in separate passes using the page-range option. And if a page was scanned upside down and also needs to be split out, rotate it first, then use the Split PDF tool.

How to use this tool

1. 1Drop a PDF file onto the page.
2. 2Pick a rotation: 90°, 180°, or 270°.
3. 3Choose all pages or a page range, then press Rotate and download.