Once you open a PDF, a thumbnail panel on the left lists every page in the document. Page-level changes — order, orientation, deletion — all happen in this panel, with no need to enter content-editing mode for any specific page.

Reordering pages

  1. Find the page you want to move in the left thumbnail panel.
  2. Click and hold its thumbnail.
  3. Drag it to the target position and release — the page order updates instantly, and the main editing view refreshes to match.

Rotating a page

  1. Hover over the thumbnail you want to rotate — action buttons appear.
  2. Click the rotate button, and the page turns 90° clockwise.
  3. Click again (90° each time) if you need further rotation to get it upright.

Deleting a page

  1. Hover over the thumbnail of the page you don't need — action buttons appear.
  2. Click the delete button (trash icon) to remove it from the document.
  3. Deleted the wrong one? Use the "Undo" button in the top toolbar to bring it back.

A recommended order of operations

If a document needs both page-level changes (order/rotation/deletion) and content edits (text/images/annotations), do the page-level work first, then move on to content editing — that avoids reordering pages after you've already placed annotations, which could shift them out of place.

Load a multi-page PDF and try dragging to reorder its pages.

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