Drag pages into the order you want and download the rearranged PDF — nothing is uploaded.
A presentation whose slides need reshuffling, a scanned document where the pages came out of order, a report whose appendix should come before the references — reordering pages inside a PDF is a common need that usually means uploading the file. This tool does it in your browser with a visual drag-and-drop interface.
Every page is rendered as a thumbnail that shows both its original page number and its current position. Drag it where you want it, or tap the arrow buttons — essential on mobile where drag-and-drop is unreliable. A "Reset order" button restores the original sequence if you change your mind.
The reordering copies pages by reference, not by re-rendering. Text stays selectable, fonts stay embedded, images keep their resolution. The limit is 100 pages: beyond that, the thumbnail rendering becomes too heavy for a browser tab. For larger documents, use Split PDF to break them up first.
No. The file is read and processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is transmitted, stored or logged.
No. Pages are copied as they are — text, images, fonts and vector graphics remain identical.
Rendering a thumbnail of every page uses significant memory. Beyond 100 pages the browser tab may freeze or crash. Use Split PDF to break large documents into parts, reorder each part, then Merge them back.
Mobile browsers have limited drag-and-drop support. Use the ↑ and ↓ arrow buttons on each thumbnail instead — they move the page one position at a time and work on every device.
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