PDF Rotate Pages turns pages that came out sideways or upside down the right way up. Rotate a few pages, or select everything and do it in one pass, then export a new PDF. The action sits inside the “PDF page organiser” panel, and everything runs locally in the browser — the source file is not uploaded.

Unlike rotating an image, rotating a PDF only rewrites each page's direction attribute (/Rotate); the page content itself is preserved as it is, so no angle ever blurs text or pictures.

1. 01Open a filechoose or drag a PDF into the left side of the PDF workspace; the middle area shows a thumbnail for every page.
2. 02Select the pages to turnclick a thumbnail to select it, Shift-click to extend the selection; select every page to rotate the whole document at once.
3. 03Choose an anglein “Selected page actions” on the right, click “Rotate right 90°”, “Rotate left 90°” or “Rotate 180°”; you can also click the floating rotate button on a thumbnail, which adds another 90° clockwise each time. The current angle is shown at the lower-right of the thumbnail.
4. 04Exportonce the direction looks right, click “Export current arrangement” to get <original-name>_organised.pdf. Turned something the wrong way? Click “Reset to original arrangement” and start again.

Supported input

standard PDFs; rotation applies to the selected pages of the file currently selected.

Angles

multiples of 90° only (90 / 180 / 270); there is no arbitrary-angle deskew for a scan that leans by a few degrees.

Encrypted files

a PDF with an open password needs unlocking first, or remove the password with “PDF Unlock” before working on it.

Stacking

a direction attribute already present in the file adds to your rotation, and the export writes the final angle.

What it does not do

no deskew, no cropping, no compression; the same panel also deletes, duplicates and inserts pages, but rotation itself does not change page content.

The PDF is read, rotated and exported locally in the browser; no page content is uploaded to any server, and closing the page releases the data from memory.