PDF Organizer

Reorder, rotate, delete, extract, and merge PDF pages

Add one or more PDFs, drag pages into the order you want, rotate or remove any page, then export one organized PDF.

Local browser processing

Drop PDF files here

Every page from every PDF you add lands in one page list. Drag to reorder, rotate, or delete before exporting.

Short factual answers for people comparing browser-based PDF utilities.

What is it?: iLoveDXF PDF Organizer combines pages from one or more PDFs into one drag-and-drop list you can reorder, rotate, and trim before exporting.
Best for: Combining PDFs, reordering pages, rotating scanned pages, and extracting a page subset in one screen.
Not for: Editing PDF text, OCR, redaction, or password recovery.
How it works: Add one or more PDFs, drag pages into order, rotate or delete pages, confirm the export, and download one PDF.
Output format: The tool exports one combined, reordered PDF.
Privacy/local processing: The core organizing workflow runs locally in the browser.

Combine pages from multiple PDFs into one drag-and-drop page list

Reorder, rotate, and delete pages before exporting

Deleted pages are left out automatically, so this also extracts a page subset

- Add every source PDF first, then drag pages into the final order.
- Delete pages you do not need instead of exporting everything and splitting later.
- Rotate a page in place instead of re-scanning it the right way up.

- This is a page-level organizer, not a full visual PDF text editor.
- Password-protected or damaged PDFs cannot be organized in the browser.
- Very large PDF sets with many pages may be slower to load and export on this device.

Problem: A packet needs pages from multiple PDFs in a specific final order.
What to check: Add every source PDF, drag the pages into the order you want, then export.
Expected output: You get one combined PDF with exactly the page order you set.

Problem: One PDF has extra pages that should not be in the final file.
What to check: Add the PDF, delete the pages you do not need, and export the rest.
Expected output: The exported PDF contains only the pages you kept, in the order you left them.

No. The core organizing workflow reorders, rotates, and rebuilds the PDF locally in your browser.

Yes. Add multiple PDFs and every page lands in one page list you can drag into any order.

Delete the pages you don't want. The export only includes the pages left in the list, so this also works as a page extractor.