Free browser PDF tool
Rotate PDF online — free, no upload
Rotate one page, a range, or every page of a PDF by 90°, 180°, or 270°. Runs entirely in your browser — no account, no watermark, no upload.
Rotate PDF pages
◐ Runs locally in your browserWhy rotate offline?
The most common rotation case is a freshly scanned drawing that came out sideways. Scanned drawings are confidential — uploading a sideways-scanned permit set to a free online rotator is the kind of thing that gets flagged in procurement reviews. LocusBIM rotates the file in your browser via pdf-lib, which manipulates the PDF page-rotation flag directly. The content stream is untouched: text, fonts, vector lines, embedded images, and existing markups all carry through byte-identical.
How it works
- Drop a PDF or click the picker.
- Choose All pages or Page range.
- Pick the rotation angle: 90°, 180°, or 270°.
- Click Rotate PDF. The output appears as a download in the same panel.
Need batch rotation across a drawing set?
The desktop app auto-detects skewed scans, rotates per-page with thumbnail previews, and processes drawing sets of hundreds of pages in a single batch. For one-off rotation of a single PDF, this in-browser tool is enough. For recurring scan cleanup work, install LocusBIM Desktop.
Frequently asked questions
Does rotating a PDF re-save the entire file?
No. PDF rotation is a metadata flag on each page (90°/180°/270°). The page content stream is untouched — text, fonts, vector graphics, and embedded images stay byte-identical. The rotation is read on display.
Will my markups / annotations survive the rotation?
Yes. The rotation is page-level metadata; existing annotations stick to their host page and rotate with it. This matches Acrobat and Bluebeam behaviour.
Can I rotate just one page in a multi-page PDF?
Yes — choose 'Page range' and enter a single page number (or any range). For per-page rotation with different angles, LocusBIM Desktop gives you a thumbnail panel where each page can rotate independently.
Is my PDF uploaded?
Never. Rotation happens in your browser via pdf-lib. Your file stays on your machine.