Reorder pages
Drag thumbnails — the order is yours.
Move pages into the right sequence: fix a scan fed in the wrong order, bring the summary to the front, or push appendices to the back.
You see live thumbnails of every page and shuffle them with arrows — then save a copy with the new order.
How it works
Drop a PDF into the box above.
Move page thumbnails with the ← and → arrows.
Click “Save new order” and download the file.
Why this tool
Visual thumbnails
You reorder what you see — actual page previews, not abstract numbers.
Faithful copy
Pages are copied in your new order without re-rendering; quality is untouched.
Private by architecture
Thumbnails are rendered in your browser. The document itself goes nowhere.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move a page many positions at once?
Each arrow click moves a page one position. For long jumps it is often faster to split and re-merge — both tools are one click away.
Why do thumbnails take a moment on big files?
Every page is rendered locally in your browser to show a true preview. A hundred pages usually takes a few seconds.
Does reordering affect bookmarks or links?
Internal links that point to moved pages may stop matching their old targets — check documents that rely on a clickable table of contents.
Is my file uploaded?
No — rendering and reordering are done entirely on your device.