Mixed scanner output
Correct a batch where the scanner captured portrait pages, landscape tables, and the reverse side of a form in different directions.
Turn sideways or upside-down pages the right way up, one page at a time or the whole document at once.
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Practical guide
Scanners and phone cameras often save a page the wrong way up. This tool draws a preview of every page in the document, so you can rotate PDF pages one at a time or turn the whole file together, then download the corrected copy. The new angle is written into the pages themselves rather than into a viewer setting, so the document opens the right way up for whoever reads it next.
Choose one document and wait for its page previews to appear. The previews make mixed portrait and landscape scans easy to spot.
Click an individual page to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise, and click again for 180 or 270. Press Rotate all 90° when every page shares the same problem.
Press Download rotated PDF. The copy arrives as your file name with -rotated added, and your original file stays as it was.
| If you need to | Do this | You get |
|---|---|---|
| Fix one landscape page in a portrait report | Click that page's preview once | Only that page turns. Its caption gains a 90° marker beside the page number, and every other page stays unmarked. |
| Turn a whole document that scanned sideways | Press Rotate all 90° once | Every preview turns a quarter turn clockwise and shows a 90° label. |
| Flip an upside-down page | Click the same preview twice | The page is rotated 180 degrees and its caption shows 180°. |
| Turn a page counterclockwise | Click it three times for 270 degrees | The same orientation as one quarter turn to the left, shown as 270°. |
| Undo a rotation you did not mean to apply | Keep clicking that page until the degree label disappears | The page is back at 0. With nothing rotated, the download button greys out. |
Correct a batch where the scanner captured portrait pages, landscape tables, and the reverse side of a form in different directions.
Fix pages you created while the phone locked its orientation or changed direction between shots.
Turn wide charts or slides so recipients can read them without rotating their screen for each page.
Save a corrected copy of an older document instead of relying on a viewer-specific rotation setting.
Yes. Click that page's preview, then download the result. Pages you do not click keep the orientation they already have.
Set the pages the way you want them, then download the new file. The rotation is stored in each page of the downloaded PDF, so it survives being emailed, printed, or opened in a different reader. A view rotation applied inside a PDF reader usually lasts only as long as that window is open.
Use the Rotate all 90° button above the previews. Each press turns every page a further quarter turn clockwise, so press it twice for 180 degrees. You can still click individual pages afterwards to correct the ones that need a different angle.
Yes. Each click adds 90 degrees clockwise, so click the same preview twice for 180 degrees or three times for 270 degrees.
Yes, by going the other way round. Three clicks land on the same orientation as one quarter turn anticlockwise, which is 270 degrees. A PDF page stores a single rotation value rather than a history, so the direction you clicked leaves no trace in the file.
Check that you opened the downloaded file rather than the original, since the tool never changes the file you loaded. If the page still looks wrong, note that the tool adds your rotation to whatever rotation the page already carried, so a page that arrived at 90 degrees and is turned 90 more ends up at 180.
No. The page content is left untouched and is not rendered or compressed again. Only each page's rotation value changes, and the result is saved as a new PDF.