Free online tool to reorder PDF pages with drag-and-drop. Rearrange and delete unwanted pages. All processing in your browser — no files uploaded.
How to use PDF Page Reorder?
Select or drag and drop the PDF file.
Drag page thumbnails to rearrange in your desired order.
Click save to download the reordered PDF.
Frequently asked questions about PDF Page Reorder
Can I also delete pages?
Yes, in addition to reordering, you can select and delete unwanted pages.
Is the original PDF modified?
No, the original remains unchanged. A new PDF is created separately.
Does it handle documents with more than a hundred pages?
It can, but a preview thumbnail has to be rendered for every page, so the first load takes a while. On a document past 200 pages, wait until all thumbnails have appeared before you start dragging. When the reordering is extensive, it is far quicker to split the file into chapters first, rearrange those files, and merge them back together.
What happens to links and the table of contents after reordering?
The content of each page and any links to external URLs travel with it. Internal links and outline entries that pointed at a page number — "go to page 15" — will now land somewhere else, because that page has moved. After reordering, click a few table-of-contents entries to check where they go, and rebuild the outline from the source document if it matters.
How to get the most out of PDF Page Reorder?
If a duplex scan came out jumbled, interleave the odd and even pages to restore the order.
Reordering can break internal links and the table of contents, so click through them afterwards.
With long documents, zoom out to see all thumbnails first — it prevents dragging the wrong page.