The other PDF tools ask you to type “1-3, 7” at a document you cannot see. This one draws it for you: every page as a thumbnail, to drag where it belongs, turn one at a time and drop the ones that are in the way.
Once the result is in front of you, you export. The new PDF is built by copying the original pages in the order you left them, so the text, the links and the quality are untouched.
How to use it
- Drop in the PDF and wait for the thumbnails.
- Drag the pages about, turn the crooked ones and drop the spares.
- Press “Export the PDF”.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I undo?
- The “Back to the original” button restores the order, the rotations and the dropped pages in one go. And until you export, the file on your disk has not been touched.
- Why do the thumbnails take a while?
- Because each page is genuinely drawn by the rendering engine, exactly as a PDF reader would. On long documents they appear as they are produced.
- Is quality lost?
- None. The thumbnails are only for looking at; the export copies the original pages without redrawing them.
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