Put pages in the right order two ways: drag the thumbnails, or type the order you want — “3, 1, 2, 4-9” — and apply it in one go. The PDF never leaves your device.
Every page appears as a thumbnail, numbered in its current order.
🔀 Drop the PDF here, or tap to choose
Drag pages into place, or type a new order
Drag a page, use ◀ ▶ ⇤ ⇥ on it, or type the full order below. Pages you leave out of a typed order are dropped.
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Tap the box and choose the PDF.
Drag pages into place (press and hold briefly on a phone), or use each page’s ◀ ▶ buttons and ⇤ ⇥ to send it to the start or end.
For big moves, type the whole order in New page order — for example 1, 5-8, 2-4, 9- — and press Apply order.
Press ⬇️ Download rearranged PDF, then ⬇️ Download PDF.
💡 Tip: The numbers on the thumbnails always show the current position, so you can read the order straight off the screen before typing it.
Dragging is quickest for a few pages. Typing is quickest for a long document: “1, 5-8, 2-4, 9-” moves a whole section in one step, and pages you leave out are dropped from the result — a handy way to reorder and trim at the same time. Either way you see the result as thumbnails before you save, and ↶ Undo steps back through each change.
Pages are copied into the new PDF exactly as they are — same text, fonts, images and size — so reordering never lowers quality. The work happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded. To rotate, delete or insert pages as well, use Organize PDF; to combine several PDFs first, use the PDF Merger.
Open the PDF above, drag the thumbnails into place or type a new order such as 3, 1, 2, 4-9, and download the rearranged PDF.
Yes. Each page has ⇤ (move to start) and ⇥ (move to end) buttons.
They are dropped from the new PDF. Include every page number if you only want to reorder.
Yes. Press and hold a page briefly to drag it, or use the arrow buttons — they are sized for fingers.
No. The pages are rendered and the new PDF is written by your browser on your device. Nothing is sent to a server, so it is safe for contracts, statements and IDs.
No. Pages are copied exactly as they are.
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