Rotate selected pages or every page of a PDF 90, 180, or 270 degrees. Useful for fixing sideways scans and photo-PDFs.
Scanned documents, phone photos, and exported PDFs often come out sideways or upside down. PDFwarp lets you rotate individual pages or the entire document in one click — no quality loss, no re-compression.
Leave the Pages field blank to rotate the whole document. Enter ranges like 1,3-5 to fix only the sideways pages — faster than rotating everything and re-rotating the correct pages back to normal.
If text reads up-the-side, rotate 90° clockwise. If it reads upside-down, rotate 180°. 270° is for when text reads down-the-other-side — the least common case, usually from landscape scans.
PDFwarp rotates by updating page metadata, not by re-rendering pixels. Your file size, image resolution, and visual quality are unchanged.
Most rotation problems come from scanning each page with a different grip. Hold the phone in the same orientation for every page in a batch, and you'll rarely need this tool.
Yes — enter the page numbers you want to rotate in the Pages field (e.g. 1-3,5). Leave blank to rotate all pages.
90°, 180°, and 270° clockwise rotation are all supported.
Rotate again in the opposite direction. A 90° clockwise rotation can be undone with a 270° rotation.
No — rotation is stored as metadata and does not change the underlying content, file size, or visual quality.