PDF Utilities

Organize PDF

Rearrange pages, delete pages, rotate pages, or add blank pages to your PDF locally in the browser. 100% private.

Organize PDF

Rearrange, rotate, delete, or add blank pages to your PDF locally in your browser.

Drag & drop your PDF file here or browse

Supports single PDF files (up to 60MB)

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What is this tool?

Organize PDF is an interactive browser utility that copies original PDF page structures, adjusts their rotations and ordering sequences, and generates a new compiled PDF document using pdf-lib.

How to use it

1. Select and upload your PDF file.

2. In the page grid, rearrange pages using the left/right arrow buttons, delete pages with the "✕" button, or rotate pages using the rotate button.

3. Click "Add Blank Page" to insert empty pages if needed.

4. Click "Apply & Save PDF" to build and download your organized document.

Pro tips

  • Rotating pages CW (clockwise) adds 90 degrees to their orientation. You can click it multiple times to rotate 180 or 270 degrees.
  • Always verify that all pages are in the correct sequence before clicking save.

Frequently asked questions

How do I rearrange the PDF pages?

After uploading your PDF, you will see a thumbnail of each page. Simply use the "◀" and "▶" buttons on any page thumbnail card to move that page backward or forward in the sequence.

Can I add blank pages or delete unwanted pages?

Yes! Click the "Add Blank Page" button to insert a blank page at the end of the document, which you can then rearrange. To delete a page, click the "✕ Delete" button on that page's thumbnail card.

Is my document private?

Yes. The rendering, page mapping, rotations, reordering, and final PDF generation are executed entirely inside your web browser. No files are uploaded to any external server.