How to use it
Choose a readable PDF.
Enter every page number in the new order, for example 3,1,2.
Download the reordered PDF and check the sequence.
Rearrange the page order of a PDF by typing the new order, then download the reorganized document locally in your browser.
Read the guide Get help with this toolScanned documents often come out of sequence — the duplex scan put even pages first, two stacks were merged in the wrong order, or a form's signature page ended up at the front. Reordering rewrites the document so pages appear in the sequence you specify, without changing the pages themselves.
This tool asks for the complete new page order (for example 3, 1, 2) and rebuilds the PDF in exactly that sequence, locally in your browser. Every page must be accounted for in the order you enter; the result is a new file, and the original stays untouched.
Choose a readable PDF.
Enter every page number in the new order, for example 3,1,2.
Download the reordered PDF and check the sequence.
Moving a signed or cover page to the correct position
Fixing the page order of a scanned document before sharing
Exact, explicit control over the final page sequence.
Pages are copied, not re-rendered, so visual quality is unchanged.
Runs locally — suitable for documents you cannot upload elsewhere.
Yes. The new order must include each page exactly once so no page is lost.
No. Only the page sequence changes; the pages themselves stay untouched.
No. Reordering runs locally in your browser.