PDF troubleshooting
PDF Page Manager
Rotate, delete, and reorder PDF pages
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Example: 1-3,5,4 keeps pages 1 to 3, then page 5, then page 4. Leave blank for all pages.
Quick guide
What can PDF Page Manager help you do?
Free PDF page manager. Rotate pages, delete pages, and reorder a PDF entirely in your browser. No upload, no signup.
Best for
Build a shorter handout from selected report pages, fix the order of a scanned document, or apply the same rotation setting to all retained pages. The tool creates a new PDF from the listed pages rather than editing the source file in place.
How to use it
Choose a PDF and wait for its loaded page count. Enter Page order / range, such as 1-3,5,4, or leave it blank to keep all pages. Choose Rotation, set Output filename, and press Create PDF. Omit any page you want excluded.
How to read the result
The downloaded PDF follows your list in order. Repeated page numbers create repeated pages, and a descending range such as 3-1 reverses those pages. Open the download to verify page count and orientation; the widget does not provide a page-thumbnail preview.
Privacy and limits
The PDF is read and rebuilt in this browser using pdf-lib 1.17.1 fetched from jsDelivr. The CDN request loads code, while the widget keeps document bytes local. The resulting download is another copy of every retained page, including its visible confidential content.
Rotation 90, 180, or 270 sets that angle on every output page rather than adding it to existing rotation; 0 leaves existing rotation unchanged. There are no per-page rotation controls. Keep the original and inspect bookmarks, forms, and other document features after rebuilding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The PDF is read and rebuilt in your browser.
Can I delete specific pages?
Yes. Enter only the pages you want to keep.
Can I reorder pages?
Yes. For example, 3,1,2 outputs page 3, then page 1, then page 2.