Edit PDF
See every page as a live thumbnail, then reorder, rotate or delete pages — or extract a selection into a new PDF.
About this tool
A scan with one upside-down page, a report that needs chapter two in front of chapter one, a contract where only three pages matter — most "PDF editing" is really page surgery. This free editor shows a live thumbnail of every page in your document, so you can reorder, rotate and delete pages visually, or extract selected pages into a brand-new PDF — which also makes it a handy split-PDF tool.
Everything happens locally in your browser: the file is opened, rendered and rebuilt on your own device. Edits are lossless — text stays selectable and images keep their original quality, because pages are copied into the output untouched.
How to edit a PDF
- Drop your PDF onto the box — a thumbnail appears for every page.
- Use ← → to reorder, ↻ to rotate, ✕ to delete. Tick pages and press Extract selected to pull them into a separate PDF.
- Click Download edited PDF to save the result.
Frequently asked questions
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. The file is opened and edited entirely in your browser — pages are rendered, rearranged and saved on your own device, so contracts, forms and other private documents never leave your computer.
What edits can I make?
You can reorder pages with the arrow controls, rotate any page in 90° steps, delete pages you don't need, and extract a selection of pages into a brand-new PDF. Each page shows a live thumbnail so you always see what you're editing.
Can I split a PDF with this tool?
Yes — tick the pages you want, then use Extract selected to download just those pages as a new PDF. Repeat with a different selection to split one document into several smaller ones.
Does editing reduce the quality of my PDF?
No. Pages are copied into the output untouched — text stays selectable, links keep working and images keep their original resolution. Only the order, rotation and set of pages change.
Can I edit password-protected PDFs?
Encrypted files cannot be opened by the editor. Remove the password with your PDF software first, then edit the unlocked copy.