How to reorder PDF pages on Windows 10 devices.
Learn the best ways to organize your documents by reordering PDF pages on Windows 10.
Maybe you’ve scanned documents and converted them to PDFs, and you need to rearrange the order to make more sense for your files. Or, perhaps the order of your files got mixed up when you merged them into a PDF. Fortunately, it’s simple to reorder PDF pages on Windows 10.
Reorder PDF pages on Windows 10 with a local PDF editor.
The easiest way to reorder PDF pages on Windows 10 is to use a local PDF editor. If you don’t have one installed, many editors, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader, are free to download online.
Once you have a PDF editor installed, simply open the document you want to reorder and follow these easy steps:
- Expand the toolbar by selecting the small arrow on the left side of the screen.
- Select the Page Thumbnails icon at the top of the menu.
- When the thumbnails appear, select and drag pages to their correct locations.
You can also reorder PDF pages using the Tools tab at the top of the screen. In the tab, click the Organize Pages option to reveal all the pages of your document. Then, click and drag them to where you want them to be.
When your document is correctly ordered, save the PDF. All the pages will be in the right order the next time you open the document. Consider compressing the PDF if the file becomes too large.
Reorder PDF pages online with your Windows 10 device.
If you don’t want to download more software to your Windows 10 device, you can also reorder PDF pages online using Acrobat online services:
- From any web browser, navigate to the Acrobat online services reorder PDF pages tool.
- Upload your PDF.
- Select the page thumbnails you want to reorder.
- Drag and drop them to the desired order.
- Save and rename the PDF.
- Download the reordered file to your Windows 10 device.
Whether you use a local PDF editor or online application, you can reorder PDF pages on your Windows 10 device in minutes to create cohesive, well-organized documents.
How to remove certain pages from a PDF on Windows 10.
While reordering PDF pages on Windows 10, you may have noticed some pages in your PDF that you want to delete.
To delete PDF pages using a local PDF editor like Adobe Acrobat, you’ll need to have the software downloaded onto your Windows 10 device. Next, open your PDF in the program and follow these simple steps:
- Select the Organize Pages tool from the Tool menu.
- Select the page thumbnail and then the delete icon.
- Select OK to remove the pages and save your PDF.
Having a local PDF software like Adobe Acrobat downloaded on your Windows 10 device makes performing functions on PDFs a clean and simple process. It also allows you to edit PDFs without an internet connection. If you use PDFs infrequently, however, you can consider using Acrobat online services instead.
Here’s how you can delete PDF pages with Acrobat online services:
- From any web browser, navigate to the Acrobat online services delete PDF pages tool.
- Upload your PDF.
- Select the page thumbnails you want to delete using the icon.
- Save and rename the PDF.
- Download the simplified file to your Windows 10 device.
Whichever option you choose, Adobe can help you delete PDF pages on Windows 10.
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