Reorder, rotate and delete the pages of a PDF.
Rearrange the pages of a PDF. Every page appears as a thumbnail that you can rotate left or right, delete (and restore, since a deleted page stays visible and marked until you save), and move earlier or later with the arrow buttons or by dragging it to a new spot. Reset changes puts everything back the way the file arrived.
Saving writes a new PDF with your page order, your rotations added on top of any rotation a page already had, and the deleted pages left out. Page content is copied as it is, not re-rendered, and the whole job runs on your device: the PDF is never uploaded.
Use the rotate buttons under that page's thumbnail. Each click turns it 90 degrees and the thumbnail turns with it, so you can see the result before saving. Other pages are left as they are.
Click the delete button on each page you want gone. The page is marked as deleted but stays in the grid, so one more click restores it. Deleted pages are left out when you save.
The pages themselves are copied exactly, including their text and images. Bookmarks are not carried over, and fillable form fields may stop working in the saved file, so keep the original if you need those.
Here, yes: the file is opened and rewritten in your browser and is never sent to a server. That makes it suitable for contracts, identity documents and statements.
Every calculation happens on this page, in your own browser. Your input is never sent to a server and never logged, which also means the tool keeps working when you are offline.