Fix scanned paperwork
A scanned document may contain just one sideways page among correctly oriented pages. Enter that page's position and apply a quarter-turn, then check the result in a PDF viewer before sharing it.
Turn PDF pages by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.
Correct sideways scans or change a document’s reading orientation. Apply a rotation to all pages or a selection.
A scanned document may contain just one sideways page among correctly oriented pages. Enter that page's position and apply a quarter-turn, then check the result in a PDF viewer before sharing it.
Landscape tables and diagrams can be easier to inspect when their reading orientation matches the screen. Rotate the relevant pages as a separate reading copy while keeping the original document available for printing or archival use.
Rotation is added to each page’s existing orientation. The page content stays vector-based; it is not flattened into an image.
Rotation: 90° clockwise. Selected pages: 2, 4.
Pages 2 and 4 are turned by an additional quarter-turn; other pages retain their current orientation.
The chosen angle is added to each selected page's existing rotation rather than setting all pages to one absolute orientation.
The source page may already have a rotation applied. Choose a different additional angle, inspect the downloaded result, and keep the original until the orientation is correct.
Use physical PDF page positions, not printed page labels. Leave the optional page field empty only when you intend to rotate every page.
A little clarity before you get started.
Yes. Enter that page number in the optional page selection field.
The operation changes the page rotation rather than drawing the page as a new bitmap. It does not intentionally recompress images or rasterize text, although document-level features should still be checked in the output.
An empty selection applies the chosen rotation to every page. Enter individual numbers or ranges when you only want to change specific pages.
This tool offers 90°, 180°, and 270° clockwise rotations. It does not straighten a slightly skewed scan or rotate an image inside a PDF independently of the page.
No. A new copy is generated for download. Keep the source until you have checked the new document's page order, orientation, and any important document features.
No. This tool is free to use without signing in. An account lets you keep a list of favorite tools.
Yes, with a current browser. File support, download behavior, and available memory vary by device. For large documents and images, a computer is often more comfortable.