Reorder Pages in a PDF
Pages do not always arrive in the order you want them read — a scan comes out back to front, an appendix belongs up front, two sections want swapping. This rearranges a PDF into the order you give and hands it back as one document. Nothing is re-rendered, so each page stays exactly as it was: text selectable, images at full resolution.
Also known as: rearrange PDF pages · organise PDF pages · PDF page organiser · sort PDF pages
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How to reorder pages in a PDF
Step 1
1. Add your PDF file
Drag your PDF file into the box, or choose it from your device. It can be up to 95 MB.
Step 2
2. Choose your settings
Fill in “New page order”.
Step 3
3. Press Reorder pages
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Step 4
4. Download your PDF file
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Worth knowing
List every page once, in the order you want: 3,1,2. A range runs in the direction written, so 5,1-4 moves page 5 to the front. An order that drops a page (use Delete pages) or repeats one is refused, as is a page the document does not have. Password-protected PDFs are refused; Unlock PDF removes the password first (a PDF that only restricts printing or copying unlocks without one). Document properties such as author and title are not carried over.
Why reorder pages in a PDF?
- Putting a back-to-front scan the right way round
- Moving an appendix or summary to the front of a report
- Swapping two sections without re-exporting the whole document
- Fixing the page order after merging several PDFs
What changes
| Property | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Pages | All of them | All of them, kept |
| Page order | Document order | The order you choose |
| Page content | Original | Unchanged |
| Text | Selectable | Still selectable |
Frequently asked questions
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