The tool changes the orientation of selected pages in a PDF file by 90, 180, or 270 degrees. You receive a new document where the sheets are rotated exactly as specified, without altering their content. Processing occurs in the browser, eliminating the need to transfer files to external servers.
When this is useful
First scenario: you received a scanned contract where several pages with landscape tables appear sideways, making on-screen reading awkward. Second scenario: after merging multiple presentations into one PDF, some slides retained portrait orientation, disrupting the document's overall flow, and they need to be quickly aligned.
Step-by-step instructions
- First, drag the source PDF into the upload area or select it via the browse button.
- Wait for thumbnails of all pages to appear, then click to select the sheets that require rotation.
- In the toolbar, specify the desired angle, such as 90 degrees clockwise, and click the apply button.
- After processing, click 'Save' and download the finished file.
How to verify the result
Before downloading, be sure to scroll through the thumbnails in the interface to verify that all pages are rotated in the correct direction. If a page remains in its previous orientation, simply select it again and apply a different angle. When opening the saved file, check that the page numbering is intact and all sheets are present.
Important limitations
It is important to understand that rotation does not change the original page order, only their visual display. The tool does not edit text or graphics inside the PDF, so a rotated page remains an exact copy of the original. If the file contains digital signatures, they may become invalid after rotation, as the document's structure is altered.
