Flip PDF Pages
Flip your PDF pages upside down with a 180° rotation, the quickest fix for upside-down scanned documents. Adjust individual pages or flip everything at once.
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How it works
Flipping here means a 180° turn: each page's /Rotate value goes up by 180 when you download, so a page scanned upside down displays the right way up. It is a rotation, not a mirror image, so text still reads normally and stays selectable. The thumbnails show the flip on screen before you download, and nothing on the page is re-rendered.
Processing runs in your browser
All processing happens inside your browser tab. pdf-lib modifies the document structure entirely in memory; our servers are not involved at any point.
Related operations
For combining straightened files into one, try merge PDF. To pull out single pages after rotating, use split PDF. For shrinking the final corrected file, see compress PDF.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I flip PDF pages?
- Drop your PDF into the tool and click 180° under Rotate all to flip every page. Use the ↻ and ↺ buttons under each thumbnail for page-by-page control. Then click Download rotated PDF.
- What is the difference between flipping and mirroring a PDF?
- Flipping (180° rotation) turns the page upside down. Mirroring creates a horizontal reflection. This tool performs 180° rotation, the most common fix for upside-down scans.
- Can I flip only specific pages?
- Yes. Use the rotate buttons on individual page thumbnails to flip only the pages that need it.
- Is flipping a PDF reversible?
- If you flip once you can flip again (another 180°) to return to the original orientation. The tool also has a Reset button to clear all rotations.
- Will the quality of the PDF change after flipping?
- Flipping changes only each page's /Rotate entry. The page content is not re-encoded, so text and images keep their quality.
Last reviewed September 30, 2026
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