Organize PDF
Put the pages of a PDF in the right order. Move pages earlier or later, reverse a back-to-front scan, drop the ones you don't need, then save the reorganised document.
Select a PDF to reorganise
Drag & drop here, or choose from your device.
PDF files · up to 100.0 MB each
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How to use Organize PDF
Open your PDF
Every page is shown as a numbered thumbnail in its current order.
Rearrange
Use the up and down arrows to move a page, or reverse the whole document in one click.
Tidy up
Remove any page you don't want, and reset the order at any time.
Save
Download a new PDF with the pages in your chosen order.
Why use PDFQuick for this
Fix back-to-front scans
One Reverse button flips a whole document scanned in the wrong direction.
See what you're doing
Thumbnails update instantly, so the order on screen is the order you get.
Keyboard friendly
Every move button is a real button with a clear label, so it works without a mouse.
Private by design
Your document is rearranged on your device and never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Does reordering affect quality?
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are, only their order changes.
Can I combine this with another PDF?
Reorder here, then use Merge PDF to join it to other documents.
Can I undo a mistake?
Yes — Reset order puts every page back into its original position.
What about rotation?
You can rotate pages here as well, or use the dedicated Rotate PDF tool.
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