How do I reorder or delete pages in a PDF?
Pages appear as thumbnails: drag them to move, tick the ones to remove, then save. You see what you are doing before committing.
Reorder and delete pages while looking at them.
Every page shows as a thumbnail. Drag to rearrange, click to remove. The final document matches exactly what you see.
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your file is not sent anywhere.
The most common way to put the pages of a PDF back in order is to go through a word processor: convert to Word, move things around, export again. The layout rarely survives the round trip — substituted fonts, tables off by a line, resized images, invented page breaks.
Here nothing is rebuilt. Pages are moved exactly as they are, with their content, their embedded fonts and their annotations. What comes out is the same document in a different order: page for page, the formatting is the one you had before you started.
Every page shows as a thumbnail, in its real order. Drag to move, click to remove, and the preview rearranges as you work — the final document is exactly what the grid shows at the moment you save.
The original file is never modified: the result is a new document, downloaded at the end. Until you save, reloading the page undoes everything.
Reordering and deleting pages happens on this page. Three neighbouring needs belong to separate tools, and confusing them wastes time:
Pages appear as thumbnails: drag them to move, tick the ones to remove, then save. You see what you are doing before committing.
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser: the document is opened on your device, processed there, and never sent anywhere. You can even go offline once the page has loaded.
The original file is never modified — the result is a new document. Until you save, reloading the page is enough.
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