Rotate PDF 180 Degrees
Rotate PDF pages by 90, 180 or 270 degrees — all pages or a chosen range — locally in the browser.
Processed entirely in your browser — nothing you enter here is ever uploaded.
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About this tool
This page opens the PDF rotator with a 180° turn preselected — the one-click cure for upside-down documents. Pages typically end up inverted when a paper stack is fed into an automatic document feeder the wrong way around, or when a duplex scan flips every back side; a 180° rotation puts them right side up again.
Rotate the whole file, or switch the scope to a page range such as 2, 4, 6 when only alternating pages are inverted — a common outcome of double-sided scanning. The page count appears immediately after you drop the file, and an impossible range is rejected with a clear message rather than producing a broken document.
Under the hood the tool updates each page's rotation flag with pdf-lib instead of redrawing the content, so the fix is lossless: fonts, images and vector graphics are untouched and the file stays the same size. Everything runs locally in the browser — no server, no queue, no watermark on the corrected PDF.
Example. Rotating every page by 90 degrees adds 90 to each page's current rotation and saves a PDF whose pages are turned a quarter turn clockwise.
Limit. The only angles are 90, 180, and 270 degrees, and a page range that falls outside 1 through the page count is rejected.