Tools / Organise PDF
Organise PDF
See every page, drop the ones you do not want, move the rest.
- This tool has no upload step
- This browser-only engine does not send your file
- Every tool driven in a browser each release
Choose a PDF
or drop them here
How it works
- Add the PDF. Every page is drawn so you can see what you are choosing.
- Remove any page with the cross. Drag pages, or use the arrows, to reorder them.
- Save, then download. Your original file is untouched.
Seeing the document before you change it
Every page is drawn so you are choosing from what is actually there rather than from a list of page numbers.
Remove the blank pages a scanner added
Duplex scanning a one sided document produces a blank between every page. They are easy to miss in a list and obvious as pictures.
Reorder by dragging, and check the ends
The first and last pages are the ones a reader notices. Confirm those before you save.
Your original is untouched
The tool writes a new file. If the result is wrong, go back to the file you started with rather than trying to undo.
Do this before adding a signature
Moving pages after signing means the signature is on a page that has moved. Get the order right first.
Where this is the wrong tool. This works on whole pages: remove them, move them, keep them. It does not edit what is on a page. To add or cover something, use Edit PDF.
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Questions
Do my files get uploaded?
No. The pages are drawn and rewritten in this page, in your browser. There is no upload step, and there is no server here that could receive one.
Does this change my original file?
No. Nothing on your device is modified. A new PDF is written and handed to you, and the file you added is left exactly as it was.
Does removing pages make the text stop being selectable?
No. The pages you keep are copied across as they are, so text stays text and nothing is re-compressed. This is safe to do to a document you actually rely on.
Why does it refuse very large files?
Because it draws every page so you can choose between them, and each drawing is held in memory. Past about two hundred pages that is more than a phone should be asked for, so it says so rather than freezing. Take the part you need out with Split PDF first, then organise that.
Can I add pages from another file?
Not here. Merge the two files first, then organise the result. Keeping those separate means neither tool has to guess what you meant.
What happens to bookmarks and form fields?
Neither survives. Both belong to a document rather than to its pages, so copying pages leaves them behind. Anything already filled into a form stays visible as page content.
Does it work without a connection?
Opening the page needs one, and so does the first save, because that is when this site hands over the PDF writer. The work itself uses no network, and your file is never sent anywhere either way.