Rotate PDF

The Rotate PDF tool fixes pages that were scanned sideways or upside down, letting you rotate the entire document or individual pages by 90°, 180° or 270° with a live thumbnail preview before you commit. It's the fix for the common annoyance of a scanner feeding a page in landscape when the rest of the document is portrait, or a single page that got flipped during a scan batch. Need to rotate PDF pages without desktop software? Want to turn PDF sideways to correct a scan, or fix PDF orientation before sending a document? That's exactly what this tool does, in seconds, entirely in your browser.

Every page renders as a small thumbnail the moment you upload the file, using the pdfjs-dist library running entirely in your browser, so you can see exactly what each page looks like and how your rotation choice will affect it before downloading anything. "Rotate all" applies one rotation to every page at once for a document that's uniformly sideways; per-page rotate buttons handle the more common case of just one or two pages needing a fix while the rest stay untouched.

Rotation is applied using the PDF's own page-rotation metadata rather than by re-rendering the page as an image, so — unlike a compress-by-rasterizing approach — text stays fully selectable and searchable afterward, and image quality is completely unaffected. The whole process, from thumbnail rendering to the final rotated file, runs locally with no upload involved.