Delete and Reorder PDF Pages

How to use

This tool deletes, moves, turns, duplicates and adds pages in a PDF, then saves it, in your browser, without uploading it.

1. Add a PDF: drop it on the box or choose it. Its pages appear as thumbnails. If it asks for a password, type it; it's only used to open the file here.
2. Click pages to choose them. Shift-click chooses every page between two, and Choose all takes them all.
3. Change the chosen pages with the buttons above them: Move earlier, Move later, Turn left, Turn right, Duplicate (the copy goes right after the page) or Delete. Add a blank page puts one after the chosen page, or at the end.
4. Each page also has its own buttons to turn it, move it, duplicate it, or remove it with the cross in its corner. You can drag pages into place too.
5. Undo and Redo step back and forward through every change. Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Shift+Z work too (Cmd on a Mac).
6. Press Save PDF, then download the new file. It's named after the original, such as report-organized.pdf.

With the keyboard, Tab reaches every button, and the focus stays with a page as it moves. Delete or Backspace deletes the chosen pages.

Pages keep their content, links, comments and bookmarks. Form fields aren't kept. A protected PDF is saved without its password and limits, and the tool says so when that happens.

Frequently asked questions

Are my PDFs uploaded?

No. The PDF is opened, changed and saved in your browser, and it never leaves your device.

Can I get a deleted page back?

Yes, until you open another file: Undo brings back any change, as many steps as you like. Your original PDF is never changed either; the new file is saved alongside it.

Does it lower the quality?

No. Pages are copied into the new file exactly as they are, so text stays text and pictures stay as sharp as they were.