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Rotate PDF
What it's for: fix pages that are sideways or upside down: from a whole document to a single page.
- Pick: open a PDF file.
- Select & Rotate: pick which page(s) to rotate, then rotate them.
- Save: write the rotated PDF to disk.
Each page click cycles through 0° → 90° → 180° → 270° → back to 0°. Only pages you've actually changed get touched: a page left at 0° is written back untouched. Rotation is a page-level property (the same mechanism PDF viewers use to display pages correctly), not a re-render of the page content, so text stays fully selectable and the file doesn't lose quality.
If a page still looks the same orientation after you rotate it, double check you actually selected that page before clicking rotate: rotation only applies to pages explicitly included in the request. If a whole document needs the same rotation, look for a "rotate all" control rather than clicking through pages one at a time.
See also: Organize PDF · Rotate Image
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