Organize PDF

Import PDF pages or image files, reorder, rotate, duplicate, and delete, etc.

Pages

Page Actions

Choose PDFs or images to begin.

Selection

Arrange

Modify

Insert pages Imported pages are appended, then can be dragged into position.
Download PDF

How to organize PDF pages

Rearrange and modify complete PDF pages while leaving the original file unchanged. Everything happens in your browser, and no account is required.

  1. Open PDFs or images

    Choose a PDF or image file from your device, or choose multiple files to start with all of them. Every page appears as a numbered thumbnail.

  2. Select the pages to change

    Select one or more page thumbnails, or use Select all. Use Deselect all when you want to start a new selection.

  3. Reorder the pages

    Move selected pages left or right with the page actions. You can also drag a page thumbnail directly into a new position.

  4. Rotate, duplicate, or delete

    Rotate selected pages in either direction, duplicate pages that you need again, or delete pages that should not remain.

  5. Insert pages from PDFs or images

    Choose Add pages from PDFs or images to import one or more documents or image files. Imported pages are appended to the end and can then be moved into position.

  6. Apply changes and download

    Choose Apply Changes to create the organized PDF locally. When processing finishes, choose Download PDF to save the new file.

See PDF page organization in action

This area is reserved for a short walkthrough showing how to select, reorder, rotate, duplicate, delete, and import PDF pages or image files before downloading the finished document.

Questions about Ship Toolkit PDF tools

These answers apply to all browser-based PDF tools on Ship Toolkit.

Are my PDF files uploaded to a server?

No. Ship Toolkit processes PDFs locally with JavaScript in your browser. Your files are not uploaded to Ship Toolkit.

Will a PDF tool change my original file?

No. The tool creates a new file for you to download. The original PDF on your device is not overwritten.

Which PDF files may not work?

Password-protected, encrypted, damaged, or unusually complex PDFs may not open or process correctly. Very large files may exceed your device's available memory.

Which browsers are supported?

Use a current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. JavaScript must be enabled, and older browsers may not support every feature.

Can I use the PDF tools on a phone or tablet?

Yes, but detailed editing is easier on a larger screen. Performance and maximum file size depend on the memory available on your device.

Why does a large PDF take longer to process?

Processing happens on your device. PDFs with many pages, high-resolution images, or complex content require more memory and processing time.