Rotate PDF pages
Rotate the pages you choose, in 90°, 180° or 270° steps; every other page stays exactly as it was.
Working…
Questions people ask
- Which pages rotate?
- Only the ones you list. A page you don't name keeps its exact original angle. So "pages 1,3-5 at 90°" turns four pages and leaves the rest alone.
- Does it add to a page's existing rotation?
- Yes: rotation is relative, just like a viewer's Rotate command. A page already sideways at 90° that you rotate 90° more ends up upside-down at 180°.
- What if I list a page twice?
- It rotates once. Unlike the page extractor (where the order and repeats you ask for are the whole point), rotation is an edit of a fixed document, so each named page turns a single time.
- Does rotating damage the page?
- No. The page's content, links, annotations and form fields are all preserved; only the page's rotation flag changes. Nothing is re-rendered or flattened.
- Does the rotated PDF say who made it?
- It keeps whatever document info your PDF already had, and adds nothing of its own. A PDF that had no metadata comes back with no metadata.
- What happens to my files?
- The input is removed as soon as processing finishes; your rotated PDF is available for about 10 minutes, then it is automatically deleted.