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PDF Rotator — Free Online Tool

Rotate every page of your PDF by 90, 180, or 270 degrees.

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Click to select a PDF to rotate

About PDF Rotator

The PDF Rotator turns every page of your document by 90, 180, or 270 degrees so sideways scans and misoriented pages display the right way up. It works directly in your browser with just a couple of clicks.

Rotation is applied locally with pdf-lib and never uploads your file, so the process is fast, free, and private. The new orientation is saved into a fresh PDF you can download instantly.

How to Use PDF Rotator

  1. Click the upload area and select the PDF you want to rotate.
  2. Choose a rotation: 90° right, 180°, or 90° left.
  3. Click 'Rotate & Download' to apply the change to every page.
  4. The rotated PDF downloads automatically to your device.

Key Features

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Rotate all pages by 90, 180, or 270 degrees
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Adds to any existing rotation rather than overwriting it
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Visual buttons for quick orientation choices
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100% client-side processing - files never leave your device
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No watermarks, signup, or page limits

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the tool rotate every page or just one? ▼
The selected angle is applied to all pages in the document at once, which is ideal for fixing scans that came out sideways.
Are my files uploaded to a server? ▼
No. Rotation happens entirely in your browser using pdf-lib, so your PDF stays on your device and private.
What rotation angles are available? ▼
You can rotate 90 degrees right, 180 degrees, or 90 degrees left, covering every common orientation fix.
Will rotating reduce the quality of my PDF? ▼
No. Only the page orientation metadata changes, so text and images remain exactly as sharp as the original.