Rotate PDF
Rotate all or selected PDF pages by 90°, 180° or 270° and download the fixed file. Quality is unchanged and nothing is uploaded.
- 100% free
- No sign-up
- Files stay on your device
- Updated
Your result
Your finished PDF or images will be ready to download here.
How this was calculated
About Rotate PDF
Rotate PDF turns sideways or upside-down pages the right way up. Rotate the whole document or just the pages you list, then save a corrected copy. The rotation is stored as a page setting, so text and images keep their original quality.
How to use Rotate PDF
- Choose the PDF.
- Select the rotation: 90° right, 180°, or 90° left (270°).
- Type all, or the page numbers to rotate, such as 2, 4-6.
- Press Rotate PDF and download the corrected file.
Key features
- Rotate every page or selected pages only
- Adds to any rotation a page already has
- No re-compression, so quality is unchanged
- Clear page-number validation
- Works offline once the page has loaded
How it works
New page rotation = (current rotation + chosen angle) mod 360.
Rotate PDF examples
One sideways scan
Input: scan.pdf, rotate 90°, pages 3
Result: scan-rotated.pdf with page 3 turned upright.
Upside-down document
Input: contract.pdf, rotate 180°, all
Result: Every page turned the right way up.
Important notes before you rely on the result
- PDFs are processed in your browser tab with open-source libraries (pdf-lib and PDF.js) and are never uploaded.
- Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened; remove the password in your PDF reader first.
- Keep your original file. Large PDFs need free memory; on older phones work with smaller files or fewer pages at a time.
Limits and supported formats
- Input: one PDF up to 150 MB. Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first.
- Rotation is in 90° steps.
Privacy
Processed on your device. Your files are never uploaded to a server.
Rotate PDF: frequently asked questions
Does rotating reduce quality?
No. Only the page’s rotation setting changes; the content is not redrawn or compressed.
The page is still sideways after rotating. Why?
Try the opposite direction: 90° turns clockwise, 270° turns anticlockwise.