EZPZ FileStraighten pages that came out the wrong way round when scanned. Turn them one at a time, or all at once.
No upload
Drop a PDF here
Pick one file and its page count is read. The file is not sent anywhere.
Drop the file and a preview of every page is built, also entirely inside your browser.
Click a preview to select it. If you select nothing, the turn applies to every page.
Use left, right or flip until the previews look upright, then press convert.
The rotate command in a PDF viewer only changes what is on screen right now. Close and reopen the file and it is back the way it was; send it to someone and it still looks sideways on their screen.
What happens here rewrites the page property inside the file. It stands upright for anyone, in any program, and prints that way too.
Only the orientation value is rewritten, so text and images stay exactly as they were. Rotate as many times as you like without any loss.
Yes. Select a single page and press a direction button and only that page turns. Select several and they turn together.
Select just the sideways pages and turn them one way, then select the upside-down ones and flip those. The previews rotate live, so you can check as you go.
Previews are built for the first 120 pages. Rotation still applies to the whole document beyond that. You just cannot check those pages visually.
No. Drawing the previews and applying the rotation both run inside this browser.