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Rotate PDF

Rotate PDF fixes sideways or upside-down pages — rotate all pages at once, or pick just the wrong ones. It's the cleanup step for scans and phone photos that came out oriented wrong.

When to use it

Scanned documents where some pages fed through sideways, phone photos of paperwork saved as landscape, or a PDF assembled from mixed sources with inconsistent orientation. Before emailing or filing a document, all pages should read upright.

How to use it

1. Open Rotate PDF and upload the PDF.
2. Choose the pages to rotate (all, or specific page numbers) and the direction: 90° clockwise, 90° counter-clockwise, or 180°.
3. Preview to confirm every page reads upright.
4. Download the fixed PDF. One file = one document of quota.

What the output looks like

The same PDF with the selected pages rotated. Text, images, and layout are untouched — only the orientation changes.

Good to know

• Rotating is lossless — it doesn't recompress or degrade the pages.
• If only some pages are wrong, rotate just those. Blanket-rotating everything can un-fix the pages that were already right.
• Upside-down scans (180°) are common with auto-feed scanners — flip those rather than two 90° turns.
• Mixed-orientation originals (some portrait, some landscape tables) are normal in reports — only rotate pages that are actually wrong.
• Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked before upload.

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