Reorder PDF Pages
Rebuild a PDF in whatever page order you specify. The list is taken literally, which is what makes it powerful: 3, 1, 2 moves the third page to the front, 1, 1, 2-9 duplicates the cover, 10-1 reverses a ten-page document, and anything you leave out is dropped. Because a mistake here is easy to make and hard to spot, the tool shows the resulting order, warns when pages would be dropped, and says how many appear more than once before you download anything. Pages are copied across as they are, so nothing is re-rendered and no quality is lost.
How it works
Write the page order you want and the document is rebuilt to match. The list is taken literally, so 3, 1, 2 puts page three first, 1, 1, 2-9 duplicates the cover, and 10-1 reverses a ten-page document. Anything you leave out is dropped.
Pages are copied across as they are — nothing is re-rendered and no quality is lost.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the order of pages in a PDF?
Write the page numbers in the order you want them, separated by commas. 3, 1, 2 produces a document whose first page is the original third.
How do I reverse a PDF?
Write the range backwards — 10-1 for a ten-page document — or use the Reverse shortcut, which fills it in for you.
Can I repeat a page?
Yes. List it more than once: 1, 1, 2-9 gives you two copies of the cover. The tool tells you how many pages are duplicated so it is never accidental.
What happens to pages I leave out?
They are dropped from the result. Because that is easy to do by mistake, any pages that would be lost are listed before you download.
Does reordering affect quality?
No. Pages are copied wholesale into the new document without being re-rendered or recompressed.
Is my document uploaded?
No. It is rebuilt in your browser and never sent anywhere.
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