Turn sideways or upside-down pages the right way up, all of them or just some.
Any PDF with a normal page structure.
Nothing is uploaded. The file is read on your device.
Every page loads with whatever rotation it already has.
90 degrees either way, or 180 for pages scanned upside down.
Leave the box blank to rotate everything, or list only the pages that are wrong.
90 degrees either way, or 180 for pages scanned upside down.
Leave the page box blank to rotate everything, or list the pages that are wrong.
Rotation adds to whatever the page already had, so running it twice gives 180.
Rotation is a property of the page, not a re-render. Nothing is degraded.
Rotation is a property stored on the page rather than a redraw, which explains both its advantages and its one quirk.
Because rotation is a flag, text stays selectable and images keep their quality. It is instant even on a long document.
If a page looks right on screen but prints sideways, the printer driver is applying its own orientation. Try printing from a different reader, or check the driver settings, before rotating again.
Running 90 degrees twice gives 180. If a page ends up further out than it started, rotate the other way rather than repeating.
A document with some landscape and some portrait pages needs the page numbers listed, since there is no automatic detection yet.
No. Rotation is stored as a page property, so text stays selectable and image quality is untouched.
Some viewers ignore the rotation flag when printing. Try printing from a different reader, or check the printer driver is not applying its own rotation.
Not automatically yet. List their page numbers in the pages box.