Reorder PDF Pages
Rearrange pages in your PDF by specifying the new order.
How it works
Upload PDF
Select the PDF file to reorder.
Set Order
Specify the new page sequence (e.g. 3, 1, 2, 5, 4).
Download
Download your reordered PDF.
About This Tool
Reordering PDF pages is essential when merging documents that need to follow a specific sequence — for instance, combining several separately scanned sections that came out in the wrong order, rearranging chapters in a report, or putting back pages that were accidentally shuffled. Rather than re-scanning or re-exporting the entire document, you can simply specify the desired page sequence and get a correctly organised PDF in seconds.
Enter the desired page order as a comma-separated list. For a 5-page document, entering "3, 1, 2, 5, 4" would make page 3 the new first page, followed by the original pages 1, 2, 5, and 4. You can also omit pages from the list to drop them from the output — effectively combining reordering and deletion in one step.
- check_circleFully custom page sequence via comma-separated input
- check_circleOmit page numbers to remove them simultaneously
- check_circleFixes mis-scanned and mis-merged documents
- check_circleNo limit on number of pages reordered
- check_circlePreserves all page content as-is
- check_circleFiles deleted automatically after download
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I specify the new page order? expand_more
Enter the page numbers in the order you want them, separated by commas. For example, for a 4-page PDF where you want pages in the sequence 2, 4, 1, 3, enter "2, 4, 1, 3". Each number refers to the original page position in the upload.
Do I need to include every page number? expand_more
No. If you omit a page number from the sequence, that page will not appear in the output. This lets you reorder and delete pages in a single step, which can be convenient for cleaning up documents.
Can I duplicate a page in the output? expand_more
Yes. If you enter a page number more than once (e.g., "1, 2, 1, 3"), that page will appear twice in the output. This is useful for creating documents where a page needs to repeat, such as a back-cover duplicated as the first page.
Why would I need to reorder PDF pages? expand_more
Common scenarios include: correcting the order of scanned pages that were placed on the scanner out of sequence, rearranging sections of a report after merging separate files, and preparing a print booklet where the fold order differs from the reading order.
Is there a way to visually drag and drop pages to reorder? expand_more
The current tool uses text-based input for the page order which is fast for large documents. A drag-and-drop visual reordering interface is on the product roadmap.