What rotation angles are supported?

You can rotate pages 90° clockwise, 90° counter-clockwise, or 180° (upside-down).

Can I rotate only specific pages?

Yes. You can select individual pages to rotate, or apply the same rotation to all pages at once.

No. Rotation only changes the page orientation metadata. The original content and quality are fully preserved.

No. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files never leave your device.

Yes. All Local2PDF tools are completely free. No signup, no watermark, and unlimited use.

Rotate individual or all pages in a PDF. No upload, no signup — your file stays on your device.

Processed on your device

Select a PDF file to rotate

Click or drag and drop a PDF file here

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Select your PDF
Click or drag and drop the PDF you want to rotate.
2
Rotate pages
Use the rotate buttons on each page or select multiple pages to rotate in batch.
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Save your PDF
Download the rotated PDF — all done in your browser.

Can I rotate only certain pages?

Yes. Click individual pages or select multiple to rotate only those you want.

Is rotation lossless?

Yes. Rotations are applied at the PDF metadata level so quality is preserved.

Fixing sideways scans
Correct pages that were scanned in the wrong orientation (e.g. landscape instead of portrait) so all pages face the same direction.
Correcting phone-captured documents
Phone cameras often capture documents at odd angles. Rotate pages to the correct reading orientation in one click.
Preparing landscape pages for printing
Ensure landscape-oriented tables, charts, or diagrams are oriented correctly so they print properly in a mixed-orientation document.

Rotation is applied at the PDF metadata level. The rotation setting is added to the page metadata — the actual page content is not re-rendered or rasterized. This preserves quality but means the effect is a flag, not a pixel-level transformation.
Some PDF viewers may ignore rotation metadata. Most modern viewers (Chrome, Edge, Adobe Acrobat) respect the rotation flag, but some older or minimal PDF viewers may display pages in their original orientation.