What is saved after deleting, rotating or reordering?
These are the results of applying each action separately. You can also combine actions. Check the original page numbers in the preview before saving a new PDF.
| Setting or action | Saved format | Original page order |
|---|---|---|
| Delete original page 2 | New PDF · 2 pages | 1 → 3 |
| Move original page 3 first | New PDF · 3 pages | 3 → 1 → 2 |
| Rotate original page 3 by 90° | New PDF · 3 pages | 1 → 2 → 3 · only 3 rotated |
Restoring original pages resets deletion, rotation and order. The source file stays unchanged; select blank pages yourself to remove them.
1. Choose a PDF
On this device · no upload
Choose one PDF and inspect its page previews.
2. Reorder and rotate pages
Select an image to enlarge it. Use up/down to reorder and rotate to turn it clockwise by 90 degrees.
3. Remove unwanted pages
Remove unwanted pages. Restore original pages also resets deletion and rotation.
4. Save the result
Select Create PDF and download. Your original file is not modified.
Example: check a move, rotation and deletion
In the three-page sample, move original page 3 to the front, rotate it 90 degrees and remove original page 2. The result has two pages: rotated original page 3, then original page 1. Compare the preview’s original page numbers with the saved PDF.
Previews and restoring originals
Previews are reduced images for checking order and orientation, not a representation of final PDF quality. Restore original pages resets removal and rotation as well as ordering. It does not edit the original file stored on your device.
Limits and final checks
On this device · no upload
One PDF up to 50MiB and 200 pages is supported, and at least one page must remain. Password, signature, bookmark and form-field limitations apply as with the other PDF tools. Check page count, orientation and omissions after saving, and retain important originals.
Tool and file processing
Practice files and expected result
Download these synthetic practice files; no personal document is needed. PDF
Organize pages on the server
Upload to load pages. First upload the file to read its page count. Then reorder, rotate or remove pages by number and run. Running uploads the original once more.