How to use it
- Drop your PDF here.
- Drag pages into the right order. On a touchscreen, use the ⠿ handle.
- Optionally add a blank page, add another PDF, or reverse the order.
- Click Download new PDF, or extract only the selected pages.
Drag and drop, three ways
- Mouse: grab a page and drop it where it belongs. A blue outline shows the drop spot.
- Touchscreen: drag the ⠿ handle, so scrolling and dragging don't get in each other's way.
- Keyboard: tab to a page's handle, press Space to pick it up, move it with the arrow keys (Home jumps to the start, End to the end), and press Space to drop it. Esc cancels. Screen readers announce each move.
Undo (↶) steps back through every change until you save. The Size slider makes thumbnails smaller for an overview of a long file, or larger when you need to read the pages.
More than reordering
| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| + Blank page | Inserts a blank page after the selection (or at the end), useful as a separator or for duplex printing |
| + Add PDF | Appends the pages of another PDF, which you can then drag into place |
| Duplicate | Puts a copy of each selected page right after it |
| Reverse order | Last page becomes first, and so on |
| ↺ / ↻ | Rotates selected pages 90° |
| Delete | Removes selected pages |
Reverse order is the fix when a scanner fed the stack from the last page. For double-sided originals scanned as all fronts, then all backs, Merge odd and even pages interleaves them automatically.
Extract pages into a new PDF
To pull a few pages out of a long document, select them and click Extract only the selected pages. The new PDF contains just those pages, in the order shown.
Selecting is quick: click pages one by one, Shift-click to select a range, or use All, None, Odd and Even. This is the fastest way to share only the summary and signature pages of a long agreement, or chapters 3 and 7 of a report.
If nothing is selected, Download new PDF saves the whole document in its new order.
What stays the same
Pages are copied, not re-rendered. Text remains selectable, fonts and links are kept, image quality does not change, and existing page rotation is preserved. Bookmarks and form fields may not carry over, and a digital signature becomes invalid once the document changes.
Thumbnails render as you scroll, so even a 200-page, 100 MB PDF opens and rearranges quickly. The tool runs in your browser, so the PDF is never uploaded, and your original file is not modified.
A worked example
Your 14-page grant application has the cover letter on page 9, and pages 12 to 14 are leftovers from an old draft. A 2-page letter of support, in a separate PDF, needs to go at the end.
- Drop the application here and drag page 9 to the front.
- Click page 12, Shift-click page 14, and press Delete.
- Click + Add PDF and choose the letter of support. Its pages appear at the end.
- Check the thumbnails and click Download new PDF. You get a 13-page file in the right order.
Related page tools
| Need | Tool |
|---|---|
| Remove pages | Delete PDF pages |
| Turn sideways pages upright | Rotate PDF |
| Split into several files | Split PDF |
| Combine several PDFs | Merge PDF |
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the order of pages in a PDF?
Drag the page thumbnails into place (on a touchscreen, use the ⠿ handle), then click Download new PDF.
How do I extract specific pages?
Select the pages you want and click Extract only the selected pages.
Can I reverse the page order?
Yes. Click Reverse order.
Can I add a blank page or pages from another PDF?
Yes. Use + Blank page or + Add PDF, then drag the new pages where you want them.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser.
Last updated: November 13, 2026