Rotate every page in your PDF
Turn a sideways or upside-down PDF, then save a rotated copy. The angle you choose applies to every page.
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Check that every page needs the same turn before you start. There’s no individual-page selection.
How It Works
- Step 1. Choose the rotation
- Step 2. Save and inspect
Choose the rotation
Choose one PDF, up to 100 MB. Use Preview input to check which way its pages are facing.
Choose Rotation under Options. It starts at 90; the value you select adds a turn to each page’s current orientation.
| Rotation value | Turn applied to every page |
|---|---|
| 90 | A quarter turn clockwise |
| 180 | A half turn, useful for upside-down pages |
| 270 | A quarter turn counterclockwise |
For example, choose 180 when every page in a scan is upside down. Any pages that were already upright will turn as well.
Save and inspect
Click Rotate, then Download. With Auto-download enabled, the download may start five seconds after processing finishes.
Open the saved PDF before sending it. Check every page’s orientation and edges, along with any forms or annotations you need. Keep the original if you want to try another angle.
Questions about rotating PDFs
No. You can choose 90, 180 or 270 degrees, but there’s no small-angle adjustment for a tilted scan.
No. Unlock the document first, then open the unlocked copy in Rotate PDF.
Some viewers change only the current display orientation. Use a rotation operation that saves the page orientation, then reopen the downloaded PDF to check it. Inspect each affected page rather than relying on the editing preview alone.