Organise PDF pages
See every page as a thumbnail, then rotate, remove, reorder or add blank pages one at a time and save a new PDF. Can also scan for likely-blank pages to review.
How it works
- Add the PDF. Thumbnails appear as each page is drawn.
- Rotate, remove, move, copy or add a blank page after any page, or tick several pages and act on them together. Removed pages stay in the list, dimmed, until you save, so you can bring them back.
- Save the organised PDF. The saved file is reopened and checked against your arrangement before the download appears. Nothing is written until you save.
Good to know
- Files over 300 pages are refused, because every page is previewed in your browser and large files render slowly, especially on phones.
- Previews are small and only for arranging pages; the saved file keeps the original page content, not the preview image.
- "Find likely-blank pages" only measures ink coverage on a low-resolution render and never deletes anything by itself — it pre-selects candidates for you to review and remove yourself. A faint but meaningful mark (a signature, a small stamp) can still be flagged; check before removing.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I rotate only one page?
- Yes. Each page has its own rotate left and rotate right buttons, and the other pages are not touched.
- How do I change the page order?
- Drag a page card to a new spot, or use the earlier and later arrows on the card. The number on each card is its position in the new file.
- Can I move pages with the keyboard?
- Yes. Focus a page card, then Alt with an arrow key moves it, Space selects it, R rotates it, D copies it and Delete removes it. Moves are announced for screen readers.
- How do I keep only some pages?
- Tick the pages you want and choose Keep only selected. The other pages are marked removed, and you can still bring them back until you save.
- How do I know the saved file is right?
- After saving, the tool reopens the new PDF and compares it with your arrangement: page count, then each page's size, rotation and content against its source page. The download link appears only if they match. A second PDF reader also has to count the same number of pages.
- Can I undo a removed page?
- Yes, until you save. A removed page is dimmed with a restore button. Undo all changes puts every page back as it was.
- How large a file can I use?
- Up to 100 MB and 300 pages. Every page is drawn as a thumbnail in your browser, so long files take longer, especially on a phone.
- Is the file uploaded?
- No. The thumbnails and the new PDF are made in your browser.
- Can it find blank pages for me?
- Find likely-blank pages scans each page's ink coverage and flags candidates at a sensitivity you set — it never deletes anything by itself. Review the flagged pages, then remove or keep only the ones you choose.
- Does the saved file keep its quality?
- Pages are copied into the new file, not redrawn from the thumbnails, so text and images inside them are kept as they were. Rotation is stored as a page setting.
- What size is a blank page?
- It matches the page you add it after, as that page appears now. If that page has not been drawn yet, it is A4.