Organize and split PDF

Reorder, rotate, delete or extract pages from a PDF.

Runs in your browser

Up to 150 MB per file. It's processed in your browser: nothing is uploaded.

Choose a PDF to see its pages.

Your PDFs never leave this device: everything happens in the browser.

What it does: Organize and split PDF

Open a PDF and you'll see all its pages as thumbnails. Rotate them if they were scanned sideways, move them around, delete the ones you don't need or keep only the ones you want.

You can also split it: one page per file or by ranges (“1-3, 4-6”), downloaded together in a ZIP. The document is processed in your browser and never uploaded.

How to use it

  1. Choose or drag in a PDF.
  2. Use each page's buttons to rotate, move or delete it; tick several to act on all of them at once.
  3. Download the PDF with your changes or extract only the selected pages.
  4. To split it, choose “one page per file” or type the ranges and download the ZIP.

Examples

Scan with upside-down pages

Select the rotated pages, press “Rotate selected” twice and download the fixed PDF.

Splitting a book into chapters

With the ranges “1-24, 25-51, 52-” you get three PDFs, one per chapter, inside a ZIP.

Limits, formulas and assumptions

  • Up to 150 MB per file. With documents of hundreds of pages, thumbnails are drawn gradually and you can keep working meanwhile.
  • Ranges are counted from 1 and follow the order you see on screen, with your rotations and moves applied.
  • Password-protected PDFs can't be opened: remove the protection first.
  • Deleting pages may not reduce the size much if the remaining pages share fonts and images with them.

Frequently asked questions

Is quality lost when rotating or moving pages?

No. Pages are copied as they are; rotating only changes the orientation they are displayed in.

How do I split a PDF into single pages?

Choose “One page per file” and press “Split and download”: you'll get a ZIP with one PDF per page.

Can I undo what I've done?

Yes. “Undo changes” brings the document back to its original state; the file you chose is never modified.

Is it safe for confidential documents?

Yes: everything happens in your browser and the PDF is never sent to a server. It is cleared from memory when you close the page.