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Reorder PDF Pages

Move pages with drag-and-drop or accessible arrow buttons. The numbered list reflects the new output order while the original page number helps you track where each page came from. Preview is optional: the current order is used directly when downloading. Restore original order resets the plan without touching the source file. The output keeps the retained page sizes and rotations.

Browser-local processingFree. No account.Originals stay unchanged
Pages

Page preview

Select a document to see its pages.

10–100%. This changes JPEG quality, not a guaranteed file size. Rendering uses 144 dpi.

Compression creates an image-only PDF. Selectable text, links and accessibility structure will be lost; white backgrounds replace transparency. A smaller file is not guaranteed.

Clears document Info and XMP—not text, names inside content or every hidden identifier.

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Files never leave your browserWe do not upload your documents or signatures. The website downloads its own static assets; saving a result stores it on your device.Loading local engine assets…

Put a document in the order you need

Move pages with drag-and-drop or accessible arrow buttons. The numbered list reflects the new output order while the original page number helps you track where each page came from. Preview is optional: the current order is used directly when downloading. Restore original order resets the plan without touching the source file. The output keeps the retained page sizes and rotations.

How to use this tool

  1. Add files
  2. Pages
  3. Download PDF

A predictable local workflow

Start by choosing the tool that matches the job. Add files through the picker or drop them into the document area. File contents are checked as well as their names. Use the document list to switch files and control which PDFs a batch includes. A failed file remains visible with a reason; it does not become a successful download. Results are new files, and clearing the workspace releases its temporary previews and prepared output.

Choose the output deliberately

Page editing and signature-image placement use the original pages, while compression deliberately makes an image-only copy. Image-to-PDF lays out pictures on new pages. These choices have different effects, so keep an original copy and inspect important results before sending them. Remove document properties clears Info and XMP metadata, not personal information printed in the document, image EXIF embedded in retained PDF content, or every possible identifier. It is not a redaction tool.

Practical limits, not an upload service

Work runs in a local worker and can be cancelled. Desktop limits include 50 MiB and 200 pages per PDF, 10 MiB and 16 megapixels per image, and 100 MiB total source files. Touch devices use smaller limits. Complex page geometry, interactive forms, digital signatures, bookmarks, tags, attachments and active PDF actions are outside this first version. If a file is refused, use a compatible document or a dedicated editor; the tool does not ask you to upload it elsewhere.

Privacy and offline use

The hosted edition loads static code and engine resources from its own site, but document bytes, filenames, signature images and settings are not sent to an API. There are no analytics scripts or remote fonts in this edition. For use without a connection, download the offline package first and open the matching HTML file in a compatible browser. External links to OpusDesk Hub are optional navigation, not part of processing. Public search engines can index these instructions and tool pages, not your private files.

Questions, answered

Are my files uploaded?

No. Files and signatures are processed locally. Only the website’s own static assets are loaded.

Does compression keep selectable text?

No. It creates image-only pages at 144 dpi. Use page editing if you need to keep ordinary selectable text.

Can I edit a protected or signed PDF?

No. Encrypted, digitally signed and interactive-form PDFs are refused.

Can I use it offline?

Yes: download the offline ZIP, extract it, and open its HTML edition in a supported browser. No Node.js or server is needed.

Is a signature image a digital signature?

No. It is a visible image embedded in page content, not a certificate-based signature or identity verification.

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