Rotate all pages of a PDF by 90, 180 or 270 degrees and download the result. Runs locally with pdf-lib.
Rotates every page and downloads a new PDF via pdf-lib. Nothing leaves your device.
What the PDF rotate tool does
Open a PDF and rotate every page by 90, 180 or 270 degrees, then download the result. The rotation is added to whatever orientation each page already has, so a mix of portrait and landscape pages is handled correctly.
Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. pdf-lib runs in the page, so the file is processed locally.
Does it change the content?
Only the page orientation. Text, images and links are preserved.
Can I rotate just one page?
This version rotates all pages by the same amount. For a single page, rotate the whole file and the unchanged pages keep their current orientation.
How to use it
- Open the tool page and click the file picker to select the PDF you want to rotate.
- Choose a rotation angle from the four options: 90 degrees clockwise, 180 degrees, 270 degrees clockwise, or 0 degrees to re-save without rotating.
- Click the “Rotate and download” button to process the file locally using pdf-lib.
- Download the resulting PDF, which contains every page rotated by the angle you selected.
Where it comes in handy
A 24-page contract was scanned portrait but needs to fit a landscape presentation template. Rotating all pages by 90 degrees in one pass saves opening each page individually in a full editor.
You receive a 150-page textbook as a single PDF where half the pages were printed upside down during binding. Selecting 180 degrees corrects the entire document at once rather than flipping each page separately.
A 400-page scan batch exported from a document scanner came out rotated 270 degrees because the feeder was loaded incorrectly. One operation fixes all pages without re-importing or re-scanning.
Worth knowing
- The tool rotates every page by the same amount. You cannot rotate only selected pages in this version — all pages shift together.
- A 0-degree option re-saves the PDF without changing orientation. Use it when you need to strip metadata or compact the file, but not to correct rotation.
- Rotation is additive. If a page already has an embedded rotation tag, the new angle adds to it, which can produce unexpected orientations on mixed-source documents.