LooPDF

Rotate PDF Pages

Rotate pages in your PDF file. You can rotate all pages or specific pages.

Drop PDF file here or click to browse
Select a PDF file to rotate
Convert PDF

To Word, Excel, JPG and more

Merge PDF

Combine multiple PDFs into one

Split PDF

Split a PDF into separate files

Organize PDF

Reorder pages by dragging

Extract pages

Pull specific pages out

Extract images

Pull all images out

Delete pages

Remove pages from PDF

Rotate PDF

Rotate pages in any direction

Overlay PDF

Stack one PDF onto another

Compress PDF

Reduce PDF file size

Optimize PDF

Clean up unused data

OCR PDF

Make scanned text searchable

Compare PDF

Spot the differences between two PDFs

Edit PDF

Add text, signatures, shapes

Sign PDF

Add your signature anywhere

Watermark PDF

Add text or image watermark

Add page numbers

Number pages as 1, i or A

Comment PDF

Add sticky-note comments

PDF forms

Ready-to-use forms to fill online

Protect PDF

Add a password

Remove password

Unlock a PDF with its password

Redact PDF

Black out sensitive info

PDF to Word

Editable .docx export

PDF to Excel

Tables as .xlsx

PDF to JPG

Each page as a JPG

PDF to PNG

Each page as a PNG

PDF to WebP

Each page as a WebP

JPG to PDF

Turn JPG images into a PDF

PNG to PDF

Turn PNG images into a PDF

Images to PDF

Combine JPG, PNG, GIF or WebP into one PDF

Word to PDF

Convert .docx to PDF

Excel to PDF

Convert .xlsx to PDF

PowerPoint to PDF

Convert .pptx to PDF

HTML to PDF

Turn an HTML file into a PDF

Website to PDF

Capture a webpage

PDF to Images

Every page as an image

TXT to PDF

Plain text as a PDF

RTF to PDF

Convert .rtf to PDF

GIF to PDF

Turn GIF images into a PDF

BMP to PDF

Turn BMP images into a PDF

TIFF to PDF

Turn TIFF images into a PDF

SVG to PDF

Turn SVG graphics into a PDF

WebP to PDF

Turn WebP images into a PDF

34 PDF tools in total. Pick a category above or search for one.

No tools match your search. Try a different word.
Rotate PDF

Rotate PDF pages a quarter or half turn

  • 90° Clockwise Default

    A quarter turn to the right, for a page whose top edge points left.

  • 180°

    Half a turn, which comes out the same whichever way you turn.

  • 90° Counter-clockwise

    A quarter turn to the left, for a page whose top edge points right.

Upside down

Flip an upside-down PDF the right way up

Pages come out upside down when paper goes into a scanner the wrong way round or a document is photographed from the other side of the desk. Use this to flip PDF pages back the right way up: 180° turns them back, and in a mixed scan you can name the pages that need it. When only the backs of a double-sided scan came out upside down, enter the even page numbers under Rotate Specific Pages.

Rotating turns a page; it never mirrors it. A page saved as a mirror image, with its text reading backwards, can't be fixed by turning it.

Page Numbers also accepts a range written back to front, such as 7-5. It picks out the same pages as 5-7, since what matters is which pages you named, not the order the numbers were typed in.

How it works

What rotating does to a PDF page

Rotating doesn't redraw anything. Every page carries a setting that tells PDF viewers which way up to show it, and the tool adds your angle to that setting. The drawing of the page itself is left alone.

The file is rebuilt from its pages when you save, so bookmarks and the document's title and author details don't come along. The angle and page choice you used last are ready again on your next visit, and the result shows how many pages were turned and by how much.

Changes

  • Which way up the page opens
  • Its width and height on screen
  • The way it prints

Stays as it was

  • Text, still selectable
  • Image quality
  • The order of the pages
Several files

Turn a batch of PDFs by the same angle

  • Picks add up

    Files you choose in a second go join the ones already there instead of replacing them.

  • Preview each file

    Arrows in the preview header step through the files, so you can check every one before rotating.

  • One ZIP, original names

    The rotated files come back in one ZIP under their own names, and each also has its own download button. Two files with the same name are numbered.

  • Failures are named

    A file that can't be rotated is listed with the reason, and all the others are still saved.

  • One angle for the whole batch

    A batch always rotates by one angle. Rotate Specific Pages is switched off for more than one file, since a page number would mean something different in each.

  • Progress as it runs

    The button reads Rotating 2 of 5... and similar while a batch runs, so you can see how far it has gotten.

Four steps

How to rotate a PDF

  1. Add your PDFs

    Drop one file or several onto the dropzone, or click to browse. Each page shows up as a thumbnail.

  2. Choose the pages

    Leave Rotate All Pages on, or pick Rotate Specific Pages and enter numbers such as 2, 5-7.

  3. Set the angle

    Pick it under Rotation Angle. The thumbnails turn to show the result before anything is saved.

  4. Rotate and download

    Click Rotate PDF, check the preview of the result and save it.

Rotate PDF questions

loo, the LooPDF mascot, with question marks

Still stuck? Contact us

Yes, in two passes, since each run uses one angle. Rotate the first group, then add the saved file again and turn the other pages the opposite way.

No. PDF pages can only be shown in quarter turns, so the choices are 90° Clockwise, 180° and 90° Counter-clockwise. To straighten a slightly crooked scan, scan it again.

Pick Rotate Specific Pages and enter its number, such as 4. Only that page turns, and its thumbnail shows the result before you save.

Not directly: a password-protected PDF can't be opened for rotating. Unlock it first with Remove Password, then rotate the unlocked copy.

Yes. The new direction is saved in the file itself, so the pages open the right way up in any PDF viewer, on any device.

Your angle is added to the direction each page already has, starting from how it looks now. The thumbnails show the combined result, so check them before you save.

No. Rotate Specific Pages works on one file at a time, because page 3 is a different page in every document. Rotate All Pages turns a whole batch by the same angle.