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Set up your desired order by highlighting a page thumbnail. Then drag and drop the page into your new desired location. You can also rotate pages to portrait or landscape mode. If you need to delete a page, select it and click the trashcan icon in the toolbar.

Easily organize pages in your PDF and change PDF page order online and for free with PandaDoc's rearranger tool. You can use your usual browser with any device, and there is no need to sign up for an account.

Sort and delete PDF pages Upload a PDF. Reorder the pages via drag & drop using the thumbnails. Click on the trash icon to delete single pages. By clicking on a thumbnail, you can select multiple pages and rearrange them together. Sort the pages ascending or descending by clicking on the respective button (optional).

How to combine PDF files Click the Select a file button above, or drag and drop files into the drop zone. Select the files you want to merge using the Acrobat PDF combiner tool. Reorder the files if needed. Click Merge files. Download the merged PDF. Sign in to organize individual pages or share the file.

How to rearrange pages in a PDF: Open the ?Organize Pages? tool from the top menu or the right pane (Tools > Organize Pages) Select one or more page thumbnails (page numbers are underneath). Use Shift to select a page range. Do one of the following: Drag and drop pages to reorder PDF pages how you want. ... Save your file.

Simply upload the document onto your Google Drive and then select the file and right-click and select Open with > Google Docs. The file will be opened as an editable Google Docs text document. Then just make your edits and when you're finished click File > Download > PDF Document to revert it back to a PDF file.

The pages in PDF document can be sorted based on the current bookmark order. Use bookmarks to establish a logical order of the pages in the document, then sort pages into the same order. For example, bookmark a first page of each "chapter" in the book and then sort pages to arrange chapters into the defined order.