PDF Reorder Pages
Put the pages of a PDF in any new order with our PDF Reorder Pages tool. Enter the full order, such as 3,1,2 or 10-1 to run backwards, and the document is rebuilt with every page exactly where you listed it. Bookmarks, internal links and form fields follow their pages. Useful for fixing scans fed in the wrong order, moving an appendix forward or arranging pages for printing.
Frequently asked questions
How do I reorder the pages of a PDF?
Upload a PDF, enter the new order of all pages, such as 2,1,3,4, and click Reorder Pages. The result has the pages in exactly that order and is named after the original with -reordered added.
Do I have to list every page?
Yes. The order must name each page of the document exactly once, so no page is lost or doubled by accident. The tool tells you which page is missing or repeated.
Can I use ranges in the order?
Yes. 5-10,1-4 moves pages 5 to 10 in front, and a backwards span like 10-1 lists pages in reverse. An open end like 5- runs to the last page.
How do I delete or duplicate pages while reordering?
This tool only changes the order. Remove pages with PDF Delete Pages, take a selection with PDF Extract Pages, or repeat pages with PDF Duplicate Pages.
Do bookmarks still point to the right pages?
Yes. Bookmarks, internal links and form fields stay attached to their pages, so a bookmark for the old page 3 opens that page at its new position. The bookmark list itself keeps its original order.
How many pages can I reorder?
The PDF can be up to 10 MB with at most 200 pages. The order field accepts up to 2,000 characters, enough to list 200 pages one by one.
Does reordering change the page content?
No. Each page is copied as it is, with its text, fonts, images, size and rotation. Only the sequence of the pages changes.
Can I reorder a password-protected PDF?
Yes, enter the password to open it; files that only restrict printing or copying need none. The result is saved without a password.
What is not kept?
Accessibility tags, page labels and document-level JavaScript are not carried over, and digital signatures no longer validate. The title, author and attachments stay.
Are my files stored?
No. The pages are rearranged in memory for this request and the result is returned directly. Nothing is written to storage on the server.