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Rotate PDF

Rotate PDF pages by 90, 180 or 270 degrees, either all pages or only the ones you pick. The page order stays the same.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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A practical guide

Turn pages upright without changing the order.

  1. Add the PDF and look at the page previews.
  2. Choose the pages and the clockwise angle in the options.
  3. Run the task and compare the result with the source.

Try this example

A scanned 8-page form has pages 3 and 4 sideways. Select pages 3-4, rotate them 90 degrees clockwise, and the whole file reads upright.

Before

  • Page 1 sideways
  • Page 2 upright

After

  • Page 1 upright
  • Page 2 upright
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: This turns whole pages. It does not straighten a slightly tilted scan or improve the image quality.

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What you get

Rotate all pages or selected document positions by 90, 180 or 270 degrees clockwise. Existing rotation is taken into account; page count and order do not change.

Limits and important details

This changes page orientation, not the angle of a tilted scan inside a page. It does not compress or improve image quality. Preview pages shows the source; Preview latest PDF shows the result.

Example

Leave Pages as all for the whole document, or enter 2, 4-6 and choose the angle. You can also select pages in the preview. Original files remain available.