Rearrange PDF Pages
Choose a PDF, enter the output page order, and create a new PDF entirely in your browser.
LOCAL PDF EDITING
Rearrange PDF pages
Choose a PDF, then enter the exact one-based page order. Repeat pages to duplicate them; omit pages to remove them.
A QUICK WALKTHROUGH
How to use this tool
- Choose one unencrypted PDF from your device.
- Enter page numbers separated by commas or spaces, or use all pages.
- Preview the result and download the rearranged PDF.
Private browser processing
Your PDF is read and rewritten locally with pdf-lib. It is never uploaded or fetched from a URL.
Explicit page list
Use one-based page numbers separated by commas, spaces, or line breaks. Repeat a number to duplicate a page; leave a number out to remove it. Use “all” to keep every page in the original order.
Supported PDFs
The tool accepts real application/pdf files up to 50 MB and 200 pages. Encrypted, password-protected, signed, XFA, malformed, and oversized output PDFs are rejected.
GOOD TO KNOW
Common questions
Can I repeat a page?
Yes. Include its page number more than once in the page list.
Are page numbers zero-based?
No. Page numbers start at 1, matching the page labels shown in most PDF viewers.
Does this preserve links and forms?
Page artwork is copied, but interactive annotations, signatures, and XFA form data are not preserved.
Does the PDF leave my device?
No. Processing and preview generation happen locally in your browser.