Rotate PDF
Turn pages that are sideways or upside down. Click a page to turn it 90° clockwise. Each extra click adds another quarter turn. Pages you leave alone stay as they are.
What you can do
- Turn one page, or a few pages, independently.
- Turn every page in the PDF at once.
- Turn a page 90°, 180°, or 270°.
How this works
Rotating sets the turn of each page. The page content is not redrawn, so text stays sharp and selectable, and the file size barely changes.
A scanner often saves a page sideways or upside down. Click only those pages and leave the rest alone.
The turn is saved in the file, so the page opens upright in any PDF reader, not only in this browser.
Limits
- One file at a time.
- Each file up to 20 MB.
Common Questions
Does this change my original PDF?
No. You download a new file. The PDF you chose stays where it was.
Which pages turn?
The ones you click. Each click turns that page 90° clockwise. Turn on Rotate all to turn every page with the same click. Click again for 180°, again for 270°, and once more to put it back. Pages you do not click stay as they are.
Is there a size or page limit?
Yes. One PDF up to 20 MB and 50 pages.
What if the PDF is password protected?
A Password field appears only after a locked PDF is added, and the page says the PDF is password protected. Enter the password that already opens it. This tool will not guess a password.
What if the password is wrong?
The run stops and nothing is downloaded. The message says that password is wrong. If the lock uses an encryption type this browser cannot open, the message says that too. This tool will not try other passwords.
Is the download still password protected?
No. The password is used only to open the PDF you added. The file you download opens without a password, and that password is not saved.
Is my PDF secure?
Yes. The file stays in this browser and is not uploaded. A password is used only to open a locked PDF, and it is not saved.