Rotate and save, not just view
Most PDF readers let you rotate the view, but the file stays the same and opens sideways again next time, or for the person you send it to. This tool saves the turn into the PDF itself, so the pages open the right way up everywhere: on phones, in email previews and when printed.
Turning single pages or all of them
Each tap turns a page a quarter turn (90°) clockwise, and the picture turns with it so you can see the result before saving. Two taps make 180° for upside-down pages, three taps make 270°, and a fourth tap brings the page back to how it started. “↺ Turn all left” and “↻ Turn all right” turn every page at once, which is handy for a scan that came out sideways. You can mix both: turn everything, then fix the odd page that was already correct. The counter shows how many pages will change, and pages you haven’t touched are saved exactly as they were. Nothing is saved until you press “Save rotated PDF”, so you can experiment freely.
What happens to the content
Rotation is stored as a page setting, the same way PDF software does it. Nothing on the page is redrawn or re-compressed, so text stays selectable and searchable, scans keep their quality and the file size hardly changes. If a page was already rotated in the original file, your turn is added to it.
Common uses
- Phone scans and photos of documents that came out sideways.
- Landscape tables or charts inside a portrait report.
- Pages fed upside down into a scanner.
Your file is opened and processed in your browser, so it is never uploaded to a server. If you also want to drop pages, use Remove PDF Pages, and to put rotated files together, Merge PDF.