PDF · page orderReorder PDF pages online

Files are processed right in the browser and are not uploaded to a server.

The document never leaves your computer — fine for contracts and passports.

Add the document and drag a page thumbnail to its new place — the large number on it shows the new position, the small one where the page was. On a phone, move thumbnails with the left and right arrows. Press Save order: the pages are copied into a new file in that order, none lost or duplicated, and the file never leaves your device.

Press Reverse order in the settings: the last page becomes the first, the second-to-last the second, and so on. It is meant for scans made from the last sheet — a stack often lies face down. You will not have to drag every page, and if a couple of places still need fixing, drag them after reversing.

Dragging with a finger does not work in every mobile browser, so each thumbnail has arrows: a tap moves the page one place left or right. For a long document, apply Reverse order first if the scan was made back to front — then only a few pages are left to fix with the arrows. There is no app to install.

Press Restore original — every move is undone at once and the pages return to the order of the original file. The original document is not changed at all: the result is built as a new file and only when you press save. Until then you can change the order as often as you like — the settings show it as a list of numbers.

No. Pages are copied into a new document without bookmarks, and links in the text that pointed to particular pages are not rebuilt for the new order. The page content itself is kept in full — text stays text and pictures are not recompressed. If the contents matter, reorder the chapters in the source and save it to PDF again.

First merge the files on the Merge PDF page — the second document's pages end up after the first. Then open the result here and drag the inserted page to where it belongs. Extra pages of the second file are easier to remove beforehand on the Delete pages page — then you only merge what you need.