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About this tool
Easily rearrange, reorder, or delete pages from your PDF documents.
PDF Page Reorder renders every page of a PDF as a thumbnail you can drag into a new sequence, then rebuilds the document in that order and hands you a reordered.pdf to download. Pages are re-copied one by one from the original file, so text, vectors and fonts stay intact rather than being flattened into images. The thumbnails are only a preview, rendered client-side at low scale for speed.
Open PDF Page Reorder on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Click Upload PDF and choose a file — the picker accepts .pdf. Until you do, the page reads "Upload a PDF file to start reordering pages"; afterwards every page is rendered to a thumbnail and captioned Page 1, Page 2 and so on in a grid.
Drag a page by the grip handle beside its caption to a new slot. A pointer drag has to travel about 8 pixels before it starts, so a plain click will not disturb the order, and a keyboard sensor lets you move a focused page with the arrow keys instead.
Click Download Reordered PDF — the button appears once pages are loaded — to save the result as reordered.pdf. Each page is copied one at a time out of the original document into a new one in your chosen order, so nothing is re-rasterised.
Each page is rendered as a visual thumbnail, so you reorder by what is actually on the page instead of guessing from page numbers.
Sorting is wired for keyboard as well as pointer input, so pages can be moved without a mouse.
The new file is assembled by copying the source pages themselves, so selectable text and quality are unchanged.
No. Pages are copied from the original document into a new one, so the underlying text, fonts and vector artwork are carried over untouched. Only the on-screen thumbnails are downsampled, at roughly 30% scale, and they are never part of the output.
No — this tool reorders pages only; every page of the source file appears in the output. Use a dedicated split or page-removal tool if you need to drop pages.
Focus a page's grip handle with the keyboard and use the arrow keys; the sorting is set up with a keyboard sensor alongside the pointer one. Pointer drags need about 8 pixels of movement before they start, so a plain click will not disturb the order.
No. The file is read into memory in the tab, thumbnails are rendered on a canvas, and the reordered document is written locally and downloaded as reordered.pdf. Nothing is sent to a server.