See every page as a thumbnail, drag them into a new order, and delete the ones you don't need, a visual way to restructure a document without touching Split or Merge separately.
Reordering by page number alone is easy to mess up once you're past a handful of pages. A thumbnail removes the guesswork: you see exactly what you're moving or deleting before you commit to it.
Drag any thumbnail to a new spot to reorder it, or click the X to remove one entirely. Nothing's final until you click save.
A scanned document came out of order, or a merged file has a page that belongs somewhere else entirely. Drag it into place visually instead of tracking page numbers in your head.
Click the X on each page you want removed. There's no bulk select, but removing several only takes a few clicks.
No, pages are just rearranged.
This works on a single file. Merge files first, then organize the combined result.
Re-upload the original to start over. It's worth double-checking before removing a page thumbnail.
Yes, drag pages into a new order and remove any you don't want, then save once — both changes apply together.
The remaining pages simply follow in your chosen order; there's no leftover gap or broken sequence in the output file.
No artificial limit — very long documents just take a little longer to load thumbnails for, depending on your device.