See every page of a PDF as a thumbnail, then reorder or delete pages as needed. The page content itself (searchable text) is preserved.
Your PDF is never sent to a server (processed in your browser)
Choose a PDF
Use ↑↓ to reorder pages, ✕ to remove one (press ✕ again to restore it).
How to use
Choose the PDF you want to edit — thumbnails of every page appear.
Use ↑↓ to set the order and ✕ to remove pages you don't need (✕ again restores a removed page).
Press "Save this arrangement as PDF" to download the edited file.
The page content stays the same — only order and inclusion change
Thumbnails are rendered purely for preview. The PDF that actually gets saved copies each page's real content directly rather than rebuilding it from an image, so if the original had selectable, searchable text, that stays true after reordering or deleting pages.
Handy for
Fixing the order of a scanned document that came out of sequence
Removing unneeded pages (a duplicate cover, a blank page) from a document
Assembling several sections into one submission in the order you want
FAQ
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. Thumbnail rendering, reordering, deleting, and saving all happen entirely in your browser.
Can I undo a deleted page?
Yes, before saving — press ✕ again on that page to restore it. Once you've downloaded the result, you can't recover a deleted page from that file.
Can I edit a password-protected PDF?
Not currently. If loading fails, that will be shown.
It says the file couldn't be loaded, but it isn't password-protected.
On Windows, files downloaded from the internet are sometimes automatically flagged as blocked (right-click the file → Properties, and you'll see a note like "This file came from another computer and might be blocked"). If so, checking "Unblock" in the Properties dialog and clicking OK often resolves it.
Does it work with PDFs that have many pages?
Yes, but generating thumbnails takes time proportional to the page count. Documents over a few dozen pages may take a while to display.