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Rotate PDF pages free, in your browser
If a scan came in sideways or a page is upside down, this tool spins it back by ninety, one hundred eighty, or two hundred seventy degrees and saves a corrected copy. The rotation is written into the document by your own browser, so a misoriented contract is fixed without that contract being shipped off to a remote converter.
Open a PDF, choose how far to turn it and which pages, then download the corrected file.
Drag a PDF here to rotate its pages
Choose a fileHow this works
What happens when you use this tool
pdf-lib adjusts each page's rotation attribute by the quarter-turn you select, so the correction is stored in the file rather than baked into a new image.
You can spin the whole document or name specific pages, which is useful when only a few scans came in the wrong way.
What this tool can't do
- Turns are limited to right angles
- Pages rotate in ninety-degree steps because that is what the PDF format stores; this tool will not nudge a page by an arbitrary few degrees to straighten a crooked scan.
- It cannot open protected files
- A password-locked document will not load for rotating, and the tool will not try to remove that protection to get at the pages.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Can I rotate only some pages?
- Yes — type the page numbers you want turned and the rest of the document is left exactly as it was.
- Does rotating reduce the page quality?
- No, because the orientation is stored as a property rather than re-drawing the page, so text and images stay pristine.
- Why can I only turn in 90-degree steps?
- The PDF specification records page rotation in right-angle increments, so those are the turns available here.
- Is the document uploaded to rotate it?
- No — the change is made in your browser and saved straight back to you.