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Rotate PDF

Apply a 90°, 180° or 270° clockwise turn to all pages or selected document positions, then review the PDF output.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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Local limits: Max single file: 60 MB

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A practical guide

Specify the pages and the turn separately.

  1. Review the source page orientation.
  2. Enter page positions or select all, then choose the clockwise angle.
  3. Rotate and compare the selected pages with the preview.

Try this example

If positions 2 and 5 are upside down, select 2, 5 and choose 180°. The document retains its page count and sequence; other pages are unchanged.

Before

  • 1 upright
  • 2 upside down
  • 3-4 upright
  • 5 upside down

After

  • All positions upright
A 180° turn applies only to the selected positions. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Angles are clockwise quarter turns only. The tool changes page rotation metadata; it does not deskew a scanned image or improve its quality.

Export page groups from the corrected PDF
What you get

Rotate all pages or selected document positions by 90, 180 or 270 degrees clockwise. Existing rotation is taken into account; page count and order do not change.

Limits and important details

This changes page orientation, not the angle of a tilted scan inside a page. It does not compress or improve image quality. Preview pages shows the source; Preview latest PDF shows the result.

Example

Leave Pages as all for the whole document, or enter 2, 4-6 and choose the angle. You can also select pages in the preview. Original files remain available.