Rotate all pages or specific pages of a PDF by 90°, 180°, or 270°.
Fixing scanned documents saved in the wrong orientation before sharing or printing.
Upload your PDF
Add the PDF that has incorrectly oriented pages.
Select pages and angle
Choose all pages or specific ranges, and pick 90°, 180°, or 270° rotation.
Download the corrected PDF
Click Rotate PDF and download the file with its orientation permanently fixed.
Scanned and phone-captured pages frequently come out sideways or upside down, and rotating them in a PDF viewer only changes how they look on your screen — reopen the file or send it to someone else and it is crooked again. The rotation has to be saved into the file itself to actually fix it, which most readers will not do. This tool rotates pages permanently in the document. Upload the PDF, choose all pages or specific ones, pick 90°, 180°, or 270°, and download a corrected copy whose orientation is baked in. It runs in your browser with pdf-lib, so your file is never uploaded, and because rotation only updates each page’s orientation rather than re-rendering it, there is zero quality loss and no recompression. No account, no watermark.
Scanned documents
Turn landscape-scanned contract or form pages upright so they read correctly.
Phone captures
Fix pages photographed at the wrong angle before sharing or filing them.
Mixed orientation
Correct individual pages that were rotated by accident during assembly or export.
Archiving
Standardise orientation across a PDF before storing it long-term.
Pre-processing
Straighten pages before running OCR or merging, so the output is consistent.
90° clockwise, 180° (a flip), or 270° clockwise (the same as 90° counter-clockwise).
Yes — enter page numbers or ranges like "1,3,5-8" to rotate just those, leaving the rest as they are.
Yes. It is written into the file, so it stays correct in every reader and when shared — unlike a temporary view rotation.
No. Rotation runs in your browser with pdf-lib, so the file never leaves your device.
No. It only updates page orientation; nothing is re-rendered or recompressed, so quality is identical.
Yes — rotate one set of pages, then run it again for others that need a different angle.
Yes. It rotates the page regardless of whether the content is text or a scanned image.
Yes — rotate as many PDFs as you like for free, with no sign-up and nothing added to the file.