Pages in the order you mean them.

A private PDF editor for the practical work: merge files, reorder pages, rotate a scan or remove what should not travel. The first pass stays in your browser and reports the actual exported file size.

Private in your browserNo account, no upload and no server keeping your source files.Up to 80 MB a file and 300 pages a run

The working copy

Two files, one order.

Sources A1 A2 A3 B1 B2 Working copy A1 B1 B2 · 90° A2

A · three pagesB · two pages

Synthetic example: two PDFs, A with three pages and B with two, merged into one working copy, with B2 rotated and A3 removed. An outline, not a render.

Local PDF editorMerged, split and reordered in this tab.

A calmer way to rearrange a PDF.

Merge PDFs, reorder pages, rotate or remove them without uploading the source files. The browser creates the working copy locally on your device.

Local PDF editor

Pages, in the order you mean them.

Private in your browser

Source files

or choose one or more files

Ready

Drop PDFs hereUp to 80 MB a file · 300 pages

Pages

0 pages

  1. Choose a PDF to see its pages here.

Choose a PDF to begin.

Working preview

See the result before you download it.

Private in your browser

Your local working copy will appear here.

Source files
No export yet
Output
No export yet
Change
No export yet

Structural repacking can remove object overhead. Embedded images are not recompressed.

Visual compression

Compress visual copy

JPEG
72%
144 DPI

This version renders each page as a JPEG. It can be much smaller, but loses text selection, links, forms and editable vectors.

Boundary

The boundary stays visible

This browser-first version reorders, merges, splits, rotates and removes pages. Visual compression creates a smaller rasterized copy and changes the editable structure. Signed, encrypted and complex interactive PDFs may need a specialist desktop or server workflow.

The suite

A private workspace for files that need to move.