Put pages into the order you want by listing them.
Any PDF with a normal page structure.
Nothing is uploaded. The file is read on your device.
Note the page count. The output should match it exactly.
"3, 1, 2" puts page three first. Ranges work: "5-8, 1-4" swaps two halves in one step.
Pages you did not mention keep their order and follow at the end, so nothing is ever lost.
"3,1,2" puts page three first. Ranges work too.
Pages you do not mention are appended in their original order, so the count always matches.
"5-8, 1-4" swaps two halves of a document in one step.
Pages are copied, not re-rendered.
The safe habit is to list only what moves and let the rest fall in behind.
Output should equal input. That single check catches essentially every reordering mistake, and it takes a second.
You do not need to enumerate all thirty pages to move one. List the ones that change position; the rest keep their sequence.
Page numbers travel with their pages. Number a document then reorder it and the numbering will be wrong.
Typing an order is exact, works on a phone, and is repeatable. Dragging thumbnails is neither precise nor practical on a small screen.
The ones you list come first in that order, then everything else follows in its original sequence. You never lose pages.
Not in this tool. Each page appears once. Use extract if you need a specific subset.
Not yet. Listing the order is exact and works on a phone, which dragging thumbnails does not.