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Organize the pages of a PDF
Drag thumbnails to put pages in order. Turn, delete or crop them, add an empty page, number them, or save some as a file of their own.
Why the limit? The editor works on your file on your own device, with nothing uploaded. That takes browser features only recent desktop versions of Chrome and Edge have.
or drop one anywhere on this page
Your file stays on this device. Nothing is uploaded.
Reorder by dragging
Pick one page or several and drag them to where they belong. A line shows where they will land.
Rotate and delete
Turn pages that lie on their side a quarter at a time, and delete the ones you do not need.
Crop
Pull the edges of a page inwards to cut off margins. What is cut off is hidden, not destroyed.
Page numbers
Number all pages or a range, in one of six places, starting at the number you choose.
Extract pages
Save the pages you picked as a new PDF. The document you have open does not change.
How to rearrange pages in a PDF
Open your PDF: choose the file or drop it on this page.
In the strip of thumbnails, click a page; hold Ctrl or Cmd to pick more.
Drag them to their new place, or open the menu on a thumbnail to turn or delete them.
Save.
The editor is right here. Open your PDF to begin.
Questions and answers
Can I undo a deleted page?
Yes. Undo brings it back, as long as the document is open.
Does cropping remove the content for good?
No. Cropping moves the edge of what is shown and printed; what lies outside is still in the file.
Can I add pages from another PDF?
Yes. Choose Add pages under the thumbnails and pick the file: its pages come after the last page. To put them somewhere else, drop the file between two thumbnails or use the menu of a thumbnail.