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Rotate PDF
Rotate PDF Pages — Free Online Tool
Select pages and rotate them 90°, 180°, or 270° — no upload needed.
About Rotate PDF
Got a scanned PDF with pages in the wrong orientation? Scanned documents, faxes, and photos saved as PDFs often end up with some pages rotated sideways or upside down, making them difficult to read and unprofessional to share. This tool lets you fix that in seconds. Upload your PDF file and you will see thumbnail previews of every page. Select the pages you want to rotate — either click individual pages or select all at once — then choose the rotation angle: 90 degrees clockwise, 180 degrees (flip upside down), or 270 degrees (90 degrees counter-clockwise). Download the corrected PDF with all pages oriented correctly, preserving the original content quality and formatting. This is essential for office workers fixing scanned documents, students correcting PDF handouts, and anyone preparing documents for professional presentation or digital archiving. The rotation modifies only the page orientation metadata, so text, images, and layout remain untouched.
Questions
Can I rotate individual pages?
Yes. Select specific pages by clicking their thumbnails, then apply the rotation. Unselected pages remain unchanged.
What rotation angles are available?
You can rotate pages by 90° (clockwise), 180°, or 270° (counter-clockwise). Rotation is cumulative — rotating a page that's already at 90° by another 90° gives 180°.
Does rotating a page break text selection or search?
No. Rotation only changes the page's display orientation in the PDF; the underlying text layer and its coordinates are untouched, so copy, search, and screen-reader access keep working.
Do I have to select pages before rotating?
No — every page starts selected when the file loads, so straightening a whole sideways scan is one click. Deselect the pages you want to leave alone, or hit Deselect all and pick just the odd ones out.
Can I rotate some pages 90° and others 180° in one pass?
Not in one pass — a single angle applies to the whole selection, and every run starts from the file you uploaded, not from the previous result. Rotate the first group, download, then upload that file again for the second group.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. Transmute processes everything locally in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device — there is no server, no upload, no cloud processing.