Choose a PDF, rotate any page with its buttons — or rotate every page at once — then download the fixed copy. Runs fully in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and your original file is never changed.
Fix sideways scans for good: rotate any page 90, 180 or 270 degrees, or turn the whole document at once — all in your browser.
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Rotate PDF pages that scanned sideways or upside down: turn single pages with their own buttons, or rotate the whole document at once, and download a permanently fixed copy.
A 40-page scan arrives with six landscape spreads stored as portrait pages. Rather than re-scanning, you rotate those six pages 90° with their card buttons, leave the rest alone, and download a document that reads correctly everywhere — no printing, no rescanning.
Rotation is stored as the page rotation value the PDF format itself defines, in multiples of 90°, added on top of whatever rotation a page already has. The page content is never redrawn or re-compressed, so text stays selectable, images keep their resolution and the file size barely changes. The thumbnails are rendered in your browser purely so you can see what you are turning.
No. The file is read, rotated and saved entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and confidential scans stay on your device.
No. Rotation changes a page property, not the page content: pixels, text and vectors are untouched, so the result is identical in quality to the original.
A viewer rotation lasts only while you look at the file. This tool writes the rotation into the PDF, so every reader, printer and recipient sees the pages the right way up, permanently.
Yes — every page has its own rotate buttons, and pages you never touch keep their existing rotation exactly.
The thumbnail image itself turns with the running total shown on its card, so a 90° turn is visible immediately. If it still looks wrong, the page may need 270° rather than 90° — keep clicking until the label and the picture agree.