Reverse the page order of a PDF

Reverse Order flips a PDF so the last page becomes the first. Many document feeders scan a stack from the bottom up, and some printers stack output face up — either way you end up with a file that reads backwards. One click puts it right.

Reversing is quick even for long documents, because pages are only moved, not processed, and every page keeps its own size and rotation. If only the last few pages are out of place, Organize Pages is the better choice, because it lets you move single pages.

It also helps with double-sided scanning: if you scanned the backs of a stack by turning it over, those pages are in reverse. Reverse them here, or use Collate Double-sided Scan, which does the reversing and interleaving in one go.

Your PDF is handled in your browser and never uploaded. Pages are copied without any change, so text and images look exactly as before.