Rearrange PDF pages by dragging them into a new order, then save a new PDF with the pages exactly as you left them. Every page shows as a thumbnail, and the same grid organizes the rest: delete pages, rotate them, duplicate one, add a blank page, or insert pages from another PDF. That covers a scan fed in the wrong order, a report missing its appendix, or a handout with two pages too many. Pages are copied, never rasterized, so text stays selectable. It all happens on your device, and the PDF is not uploaded.
How it works
- Drop the PDF. Every page renders as a thumbnail; click one to see it full size, with options to duplicate it or add a blank page after it.
- Drag pages into order or use the arrows. Mark pages for removal (undoable until you save), rotate any that are sideways, or bring in pages from a second PDF at the start, the end, or after a page you choose.
- Press Save & download. The result line says how many pages the new PDF keeps, and how many were added or removed.
Questions
- How do I rearrange pages in a PDF?
- Drag a thumbnail to where it should go, and the others shift to make room. For small moves, each page also has up and down arrows that swap it with its neighbour. The order on screen is the order of the saved file, and nothing is written until you press Save & download.
- Can I delete pages from a PDF without splitting it?
- Yes. Press ✕ under each page you do not want: it is marked “removed”, and pressing again restores it. When you save, the new PDF keeps every other page in its current order. At least one page has to stay, so the tool will not write an empty document.
- Can I add pages from another PDF?
- Yes. “Insert pages from PDF” opens a second file. Type the pages you want (leave it empty for all of them; ranges like “1-3,7” work) and choose whether they go at the start, the end, or after a given page. They are copied losslessly like the rest, and you can keep reordering afterwards.
- Does my file get uploaded?
- No. The models and all processing run inside your browser on your own device. You can verify this yourself: open your browser’s DevTools, watch the Network tab, and process a file: there are no uploads. After the first visit most tools also work fully offline.
- Is merge/split lossless?
- Yes. Merging, splitting, reordering and rotating copy pages intact: text stays selectable, links keep working, quality is untouched. Only the compress pages re-encode content, and they say so.
- How strong is the password protection?
- Without the password the file cannot be opened. The cipher follows the PDF’s own version: AES-128 for PDF 1.6 and 1.7, and the older RC4 cipher for other versions. Choose a real password: the encryption is only as strong as it.
- Can it compress any PDF to 100 KB?
- No, and it will not pretend to. Image-heavy pages compress well; a born-digital text PDF may already be near its floor. The tool reports the size it achieved rather than silently overshooting.