Reorder Pages
Got a PDF whose pages are out of order? List the sequence you want — for example 3,1,2 — and the reorganizer rebuilds the document in exactly that order. It is made for tidying scanned stacks, rearranging report sections, or moving a cover page to the front. Pages are copied as-is, so fonts, images, and links survive the move untouched. The whole operation happens in your browser: your file is read from disk, reordered in memory, and written back as a new PDF. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
How to use Reorder Pages
Add your PDF
Click the file picker and select the document you want to rearrange.
Enter the new order
Type the sequence of page numbers you want, such as 3,1,2.
Reorder and download
Click Reorder Pages and save the rearranged PDF to your device.
Tips for best results
- List every page number exactly once — missing or duplicate numbers are rejected.
- Reordering can also duplicate pages: list 1,1,2 to repeat the first page.
- Combine reordering with page extraction when rebuilding a document from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use reordering to duplicate or drop pages?
Yes. Listing a page twice (for example 1,1,2) duplicates it, and omitting a number drops it from the result — though Remove Pages and Extract Pages are usually clearer for those jobs.
Do links and bookmarks survive reordering?
Page content, including internal links that target kept pages, is copied exactly. Bookmarks that point to removed pages may be discarded by the PDF spec, so review bookmarked documents after major rearrangements.