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Rotate PDF Online Free

Rotate all pages or a range by 90°, 180°, or 270°. Fix sideways scans in your browser.

Or click to browse

  • Files never leave your device
  • No watermark or sign-up
  • Processed instantly in your browser

How to rotate your PDF

  1. Step 1: Upload your PDF

    Drop a PDF into the upload zone or click to browse.

  2. Step 2: Choose pages and angle

    Rotate all pages or enter specific page numbers, then pick 90°, 180°, or 270°.

  3. Step 3: Download the rotated PDF

    Click Rotate pages. The corrected file downloads locally.

Rotate PDF — FAQ

Can I rotate only some pages?
Yes. Enter page numbers (for example 1, 3) or use "all" to rotate every page.
Does rotation reduce quality?
No. Pages are rotated in the PDF structure. Text and images are not rasterized for this tool.
Which angles are supported?
90° clockwise, 180°, and 270° clockwise.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. PDFEditly processes PDFs entirely in your browser with WebAssembly and JavaScript. Files never leave your computer, so confidential documents stay private.

Fixing sideways and upside-down PDF pages

Rotated pages are one of the most common problems with scanned documents and phone captures. Reading a sideways page means turning your head or your screen, and some upload portals reject documents that are not upright.

Rotating all or some pages

Type all to rotate every page, or list page numbers separated by commas, such as 1, 3, to rotate only those pages. Choose 90° clockwise for pages turned to the left, 270° clockwise for pages turned to the right, and 180° for pages that are upside down.

Lossless rotation

Rotation changes the page's orientation setting in the PDF rather than re-drawing the page, so nothing is re-compressed. Text stays selectable, images keep their quality and the file size stays almost exactly the same.

Rotation versus orientation

Rotating a page turns its content. If a document mixes portrait and landscape pages on purpose — for example, wide tables in a report — those pages are already correct and only look rotated in some viewers. Rotate only pages whose content is actually sideways.

Tips

  • Rotate pages before merging, so the final document is consistent.
  • Use Reorder Pages to rotate individual pages while viewing thumbnails.
  • If many scans come out sideways, check your scanner's orientation setting.
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