Fix a sideways scan
A scanned page appears rotated 90 degrees.
- Choose the PDF
- Select 90° clockwise
- Apply to all pages and download
Every page turns upright while the text layer and resolution are preserved.
This PDF rotator changes page orientation without rasterising the document. Rotate every page or only a range, by 90, 180 or 270 degrees, and download the result with text still selectable.
Your data is processed locally in your browser and is not uploaded to our server.
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PDF · max 50 MB
Enter valid pages between 1 and the page count.
New angle = (current angle + rotation) mod 360
The page’s existing rotation is combined with the requested one, so rotating a page that is already sideways continues from its current orientation.
All pages, or ranges like 1-3,5
Only the selected pages are updated; the rest keep their orientation. The document page order and content are unchanged.
A scanned page appears rotated 90 degrees.
Every page turns upright while the text layer and resolution are preserved.
Only the landscape appendix needs a different orientation.
The selected pages are updated and the rest of the document is untouched.
Pages can already carry a rotation value. The tool adds to it rather than replacing it, so repeated rotations are predictable.
Locked documents must be unlocked first. The tool reports an encrypted file instead of saving a damaged result.
Rotation changes page orientation, not the direction of scanned content inside an image. A page that was photographed upside down may still need image editing.
No. The page rotation flag is changed and the content stream is preserved; text and images are not re-encoded.
Yes. Choose “Selected pages” and enter ranges such as 1-3,5. Other pages keep their current orientation.
90° turns clockwise, 270° turns counter-clockwise. Both produce a sideways page in opposite directions.
Each operation adds to the existing rotation. Four 90° rotations return to the original orientation; check the current angle before applying another turn.
No. The PDF is modified in your browser and never sent to a server.