🔄 Rotate PDF

Rotate all pages in your PDF to the correct orientation.

🔄 Rotate PDF

Rotate all pages in your PDF to the correct orientation.

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What is the Rotate PDF tool?

A rotated PDF almost always comes from a scanner or a phone camera. Flatbed scanners save landscape pages exactly as they're fed in, so a document scanned sideways stays sideways. Phone scanning apps are worse — some write an EXIF "this should be rotated" flag instead of actually rotating the pixels, so the page looks fine in one viewer and sideways in another. This tool re-renders every page at a fixed angle, so once it's corrected, it displays correctly everywhere.

How to Use It

Upload your PDF (up to 50MB), choose the rotation angle — 90° clockwise, 180°, or 90° counter-clockwise — and click Rotate PDF. This applies the same rotation to every page in the file in a single pass. Download the corrected file once processing finishes and open it to confirm every page is now the right way up.

When to Use It

Use it for multi-page scans where several pages came out sideways (common with double-sided scanning), a landscape spreadsheet or drawing that got saved in a portrait document, or a PDF that opens correctly on your phone but sideways on a desktop viewer because of the EXIF-flag issue described above.

Who Benefits

Anyone who's scanned a document on a flatbed scanner or with a phone app and ended up with sideways or upside-down pages can fix the whole file in one step instead of re-scanning it from a printed copy or manually rotating pages in another program.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Rotation changes the page's orientation and re-renders the content; it doesn't recompress images or text, so quality stays the same as the original.
This tool rotates every page by the same angle. If only some pages need fixing, split those pages out first with Split PDF, rotate them separately, then rejoin the file with Merge PDFs.
That's the EXIF-rotation-flag issue described above: some scanning apps store a "display rotated" instruction instead of rotating the actual page content, so different viewers interpret it differently. Running the file through this tool bakes in one real, consistent orientation.