Reorder PDF

Rearrange PDF pages in any order using a simple syntax. Specify the sequence like "3,1,2,5-8" to create a custom page order.

Rearrange the pages of your PDF document into any order you need. Whether you need to move a section to the front, place appendix pages at the end, create a custom sequence, or fix a document where pages were scanned out of order, our reorder tool lets you specify the exact page sequence using simple comma-and-dash syntax.

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About This Tool

Rearrange the pages of your PDF document into any order you need. Whether you need to move a section to the front, place appendix pages at the end, create a custom sequence, or fix a document where pages were scanned out of order, our reorder tool lets you specify the exact page sequence using simple comma-and-dash syntax.

How to Use

  1. 1Upload your PDF file by clicking the upload area or dragging and dropping it.
  2. 2Enter the desired page order using comma-separated page numbers and ranges, e.g., "3,1,2,5-8".
  3. 3You can skip pages by not including them, or duplicate pages by listing them multiple times.
  4. 4Click "Reorder PDF" to create a new PDF with pages in your specified order.
  5. 5Wait for processing. Reordering copies pages without re-encoding.
  6. 6Click "Download Result" and verify the page sequence is correct.

Common Use Cases

Fix Scrambled Scans

Reorder pages that were scanned out of sequence by your document feeder.

Rearrange Report Sections

Move sections to your preferred order without recreating the entire document.

Create Custom Compilations

Select only the pages you need and arrange them in your preferred order.

Duplicate Key Pages

Include a critical page multiple times by listing its number more than once.

Key Benefits

Flexible Page Syntax

Use comma-separated numbers and dash ranges to specify any page sequence.

Combine Reorder and Delete

Omit unwanted pages while reordering the rest in a single step.

Page Duplication Support

Include a page multiple times to duplicate it within the document.

Pro Tips

  • Tip 1Page numbers start at 1. The first page of your document is page 1.
  • Tip 2Omit pages you do not want to remove them while reordering the rest.
  • Tip 3Ranges are inclusive: "3-6" includes pages 3, 4, 5, and 6.
  • Tip 4Keep a backup of the original PDF. Internal bookmarks may not update to reflect new page order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Comma-separated page numbers and dash ranges. Example: "3,1,2" or "1,3-5,8".

Supported Formats

PDF (.pdf)