Rotate PDF pages left or right — the whole document or just the sideways ones — with instant thumbnail previews. Saved rotation works in every viewer.
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Processed privately in your browser — files never leave your device
Drop a PDF here or click to choose
Up to 25 files, 200.0 MB each — nothing is uploaded
The rotation is written into the file itself, so it stays correct in every viewer — not just the one you happened to rotate it in.
Input
scanned-notes.pdf (14 pages), five of which are 90° offOutput
A 14-page PDF with every page upright when opened anywhere.Scanners and phone cameras love producing sideways pages. Rotate PDF fixes them permanently: select the crooked pages on the thumbnail grid (or select all), click rotate left or right, watch the preview spin, and save. The rotation is written into the PDF's page dictionary, so it displays upright in every viewer — unlike the temporary view-rotation in most PDF readers, which resets when the file is reopened.
Mixed documents are the strength here: rotate only pages 3, 7, and 12 while the rest stay put, or fix a landscape table in a portrait report. Previews are instant (CSS) and the real transform happens on save.
As with every PDF Studio tool, rotation happens in your browser. The output is a new file; your original stays as it was.
Drop a PDF into the tool.
Select the pages that need rotating — or use Select all for the whole document.
Click Left or Right; each click turns the selection 90° and the thumbnails preview it instantly.
Click Save rotated PDF and download the fixed document.
Rotation is in 90° steps (matching the PDF format); deskewing slightly tilted scans requires re-scanning or raster tools. The thumbnail preview approximates rotation via CSS — the saved file is exact.
Select the pages here, click Left or Right, and Save. The rotation is written into the file itself, so it stays upright everywhere — unlike rotating in a PDF viewer, which usually only changes your current view.
Yes. Click that page's thumbnail to select it, rotate, and save — every other page is untouched. Shift-click selects runs of pages when a whole section is sideways.
No. Rotation updates the page's orientation flag; the content itself — text, images, vectors — is not re-rendered or recompressed.