Reorder PDF Pages
Enter a comma-separated list of page numbers and the tool builds a new PDF whose pages follow exactly that order. Pages you leave out are dropped and pages you repeat are duplicated.
Drop your files here
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Up to 1 files
Comma-separated page numbers in the desired order.
How to Use
- 1Drop one PDF onto the upload area, or click to choose it. Only one file is accepted.
- 2In the 'New Page Order' box, type the page numbers in the order you want, separated by commas, for example 3,1,2,5,4.
- 3Include every page you want to keep; anything you do not list is left out of the result.
- 4Click Reorder Pages, then download the file, which is saved as reordered.pdf.
Features
- One PDF at a time (maxFiles is 1), .pdf files only
- Order is typed as comma-separated page numbers; there are no thumbnails or drag and drop
- Pages not listed are dropped, and a number listed twice produces a duplicate page
- Entries that are not numbers, are zero or negative, or are higher than the page count are silently ignored
- Pages are copied into a new PDF; the output is named reordered.pdf
- Runs in your browser; the PDF is not uploaded
FAQ
Do I have to list every page?
Yes, if you want to keep them all. The result contains only the pages you type. If a 10-page file and you enter 2,1, you get a 2-page PDF. This is handy for reordering and trimming in one go, but easy to do by accident, so check the page count of the result.
Can I type ranges like 1-5?
No. Only single numbers separated by commas are understood. Type 1,2,3,4,5 instead. An entry like 1-5 is read as the number 1 only.
What if I make a typo, such as a page number that does not exist?
Numbers larger than the page count, zero, negatives and non-numeric entries are skipped without an error message. The result will simply have fewer pages than you typed, so compare the page count against your list.
Will bookmarks, links and form fields survive?
Do not count on it. The pages are copied into a fresh document, so document-level items like bookmarks and outlines are not carried over, and links or form fields that point elsewhere in the file may stop working. Page content itself, including images and text, is preserved and is not re-rendered.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The pages are reordered in your browser and the new file is created there.