Drag pages into the order you want, then save your reordered PDF.
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Drop your PDF in and each page shows up as a thumbnail you can drag. Move pages around until the order is right, then save. The result is a fresh PDF in your chosen order - nothing is uploaded, and the original stays untouched on your device.
This is the fastest fix for the usual culprits: a scanner that fed pages in reverse, a merged document where an appendix landed in the middle, or a report where the cover page ended up last.
If a whole document is in reverse, dragging every page individually is slow. Two faster routes: many scanners have a reverse-order setting worth re-running the scan with, or split the document into smaller chunks with Split PDF, fix each chunk, and recombine them with Merge PDF in the right sequence.
Nothing - they are two names for the same job, and this tool does both. Some people also call it moving or shuffling pages.
Yes. This does the same job in a browser tab, free, with no account and no software to install.
Internal links and bookmarks that point to specific pages may not survive reordering, because the page numbers they point at have changed. Text, images and page content are preserved exactly.
No fixed limit. Because processing happens on your own device, very large documents are limited only by your available memory - a few hundred pages is comfortable on a normal laptop.
No. No account, no email, no watermark, no daily cap.
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