Fix a scan
Straighten sheets fed upside down into a scanner or copier.
Turn each page that needs it by 90°, 180° or 270°, check the result in the preview, then download a new copy of the PDF from your browser.
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Open the full editorRotating PDF pages turns the right way up a page scanned upside down, a landscape table lying on its side or a document photo taken at an angle. Each page turns on its own in quarter turns, with the result shown straight away in the preview. The document is changed in your browser and downloaded as a new copy, with no loss of quality.
The PDF opens in the editor with the list of pages at the side. Select a page, then click Rotate left (90° anticlockwise) or Rotate right (90° clockwise). Two clicks give a half turn of 180°, and three clicks to the right equal one click to the left.
The rotation is stored as a display property of the page, as defined by the PDF standard: the content is neither redrawn nor turned into an image. Text stays selectable, resolution does not change and the file size stays practically the same.
If a page already had a rotation in the original file, your quarter turn is added to it: a page shown at 90° that you turn right again is saved at 180°. Changes are made page by page; Undo and Redo fix a mistake.
The document appears in the editor, with page thumbnails to move from one page to another.
On each page to fix, click Rotate left or Rotate right until it reads correctly.
Click Download PDF: only the rotated pages change orientation; the others stay as they are.
Straighten sheets fed upside down into a scanner or copier.
Turn a wide table page so it displays the right way on screen.
Rotate a page that came from a smartphone photo saved sideways.
The quarter turn adds to the existing rotation (90° + 90° = 180°). The page content is not re-encoded: only its display orientation changes.
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Page 3 saved with a 90° rotation, then one click on Rotate rightResult
Page 3 saved at 180°, other pages unchangedYes. The rotation only applies to the page shown; the others keep their orientation.
No. Only the display orientation changes; text, images and drawings are not recalculated.
No, PDF only supports rotations in multiples of 90° for a whole page. A slightly tilted scan has to be straightened when scanning.
It probably already had a rotation in the original file, and your click adds to that angle. Click the other way to get back to the right position.
No. A new copy is downloaded; your original PDF stays as it is on your device.
No. The preview and saving the rotation are done by your browser.
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