PDF Page Editor
Reorder, delete, duplicate, extract
Choose a file
Page list
Choose a PDF and its pages appear here.
Save
Images are placed centred, with a margin, on the page size used most in the document. Up to 30MB each.
Pages are moved, not re-rendered, so text, fonts and quality stay as they were. Everything happens in your browser; nothing is sent to a server.
How to use
Delete, move, duplicate and rotate the pages of a PDF, then save the result as a new file. Pages are never flattened into images, so text, fonts and sharpness survive untouched. Undo and redo are there, so experiment freely. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
When to use it
- Removing blank or unwanted pages before submitting a document.
- Pulling out the few pages someone actually needs.
- Turning a page that was scanned upside down.
How to use it
- Choose a PDF. Up to 200 pages and 50MB.
- In the page list use Move forward / Move back / Duplicate / Rotate 90° / Delete.
- To keep a batch at once, type 1-3, 5, 8- in Range to keep and press the button; the list shrinks to match.
- Press Save as PDF and the new file is built exactly as the list stands.
Good to know
- What gets saved is always the list below. The range box is a shortcut for editing that list, and any change you make afterwards wins.
- Pages are not re-rendered, so text stays selectable and searchable and the quality is unchanged.
- Add image inserts a picture as a new page, centred with a margin on the paper size used most in the document. That is why at least one original page must remain — otherwise there is no paper size to follow.
- Undo and redo are available, so a page deleted by mistake comes straight back.
- Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened. Your original is left alone; the result is a new file.
Frequently asked questions
Does the range box or the list decide what is saved?
The list. The range box simply trims the list when you press the button, and anything you do afterwards — deleting, reordering — is what ends up in the file. The screen says so once a range is applied.
Will a rotated page stay rotated?
Yes. Rotating changes the page rotation stored in the PDF, so it looks the same in every viewer. The content is not redrawn, so nothing is lost in quality.
How do I extract a single page?
Put that page number in the range box, press Keep this range only, then save. The result is a one-page PDF.
My inserted photos come out at different sizes.
Images keep their aspect ratio and sit centred, so a portrait photo fills the sheet differently from a landscape one. For uniform pages, build them with Images to PDF first and merge that result here.
Can it also join or tile pages?
Joining separate files is PDF merge; putting several pages on one sheet for printing is PDF print layout. This tool concentrates on the pages inside one file.