Rotate PDF

Rotate pages in a PDF and save the corrected document.

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Files up to 100 MB

How It Works

Rotate PDF pages in three simple steps

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Step 1

Upload Your PDF

Drag and drop your PDF into the upload area, or select “Choose file” to find it on your device. You can upload files up to 100 MB.

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Step 2

Rotate the Pages

Select the pages that are facing the wrong way and rotate them into the correct orientation before saving the PDF.

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Step 3

Download the Rotated PDF

When the pages have been rotated, sign in to download your correctly oriented PDF.

Benefits

Why Use PDFTool to Rotate PDF Pages?

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    Fast, straightforward processing

    PDFTool processes your changes quickly, helping you rotate PDF pages without a lengthy manual workflow.
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    Pages Facing the Right Way

    Correct sideways or upside-down pages without recreating the document. Rotate selected pages or the whole PDF, then share a file that opens in the intended orientation.
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    Easy to use

    Correct sideways or upside-down pages where you see them. Rotate the pages that need changing and save the new orientation in your downloaded PDF.
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    Works in your browser

    Use PDFTool to rotate PDF pages in your browser on desktop, tablet or mobile without installing additional software.
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    Rotate PDF

    Rotate PDF

    Rotate pages in a PDF and save the corrected document. Correct scanned pages, sideways attachments or documents saved in the wrong orientation.

    Upload your PDF and use the on-screen controls for this task. Select the pages that are facing the wrong way and rotate them into the correct orientation before saving the PDF.

    Because the tool works in your browser, you can use it on desktop, tablet or mobile without installing another application. PDFTool provides fast online processing for files up to 100 MB.

    When processing is complete, sign in to download your rotated PDF. It is ready to open, share or use straight away.

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