Merge PDF
Combine PDFs into one file, reorder them and pick exactly which pages to keep from each.
Rearrange, rotate and delete PDF pages visually. Drag pages into the right order, fix sideways scans and remove blank pages, then save a clean new PDF.
Drag pages to reorder them, or use the arrow buttons.
How it works
Drop in a PDF. Each page appears as a thumbnail.
Drag pages into order, rotate sideways pages and delete the ones you don't need.
Click Save PDF to download the reorganized document.
About this tool
Scanned documents often come out in the wrong order, with sideways or upside-down pages, or with blank pages from the back of each sheet. Exported reports sometimes include pages you don't want to send. Organizing the pages before sharing makes a document much easier to read.
This tool shows every page as a thumbnail. Drag pages to reorder them, rotate any page in 90° steps, and mark pages for deletion; deleted pages stay visible but faded, so you can restore them before saving. Rotate all and Reverse handle whole-document fixes, like a stack that was scanned back to front.
Reorder pages by dragging, or with arrow buttons on touch screens.
Rotate individual pages or the whole document in 90° steps.
Deleted pages stay visible until you save, so mistakes are easy to undo.
Flip a back-to-front scan in one click, or start over.
FAQ
Drag a page thumbnail to its new position, or use the arrow buttons under it. When the order is right, click Save PDF.
Click the rotate button under that page. Each click turns it 90° clockwise. Rotation is saved losslessly as part of the page.
Yes. Deleted pages fade out but stay in place; click the delete button again to restore a page. Reset undoes all changes.
No. Pages are copied as they are, with no re-compression.
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your files and text never leave your device, so it's safe for private or confidential work.
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