Load a PDF to see every page as a thumbnail. Rotate individual pages with ⟳, or rotate them all at once, then save a new PDF.
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How to Rotate a PDF
Three steps, all in your browser.
1
Add your PDF
Drag in a PDF, or click the box to browse. The file stays on your device — it is read locally with the same engine Firefox uses to display PDFs, so nothing is uploaded. Every page appears as a thumbnail.
2
Rotate pages
Use ⟳ under any page for 90° steps, or "Rotate all 90°" to turn the whole document at once.
3
Save and download
Click Build PDF to download the rotated file. Need to drop a page too? Use Delete Pages from PDF.
To reorder or delete at the same time, use Organize PDF Pages. Crop PDF trims margins rather than turning pages, and Rearrange Pages changes page order only.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I rotate a single page?
Load your PDF and each page appears as a thumbnail. Click the ⟳ button under a page to rotate it 90° clockwise; click again for 180° and 270°. The thumbnail turns so you can see the result before saving.
How do I rotate every page at once?
Click "Rotate all 90°" above the grid. Each press turns every page another 90° clockwise — handy for a document scanned entirely sideways. Four presses bring every page back to where it started.
Will the rotation stick when I reopen the PDF?
Yes — the rotation sticks. It is written into the saved PDF's page metadata, so every viewer opens it the right way up. The original file on your device keeps its old orientation.
Does rotating reduce quality?
No — rotating does not reduce quality. Rotation only changes each page's orientation flag; the page content is copied across untouched, so there is no re-compression or quality loss. Text stays selectable and images keep their resolution.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No — the PDF stays on your device. Pages are rendered and rotated entirely in your browser with a client-side PDF library. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored.
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