PDF files are great because they look the same on any device with a PDF viewer. But if you scan something using a smartphone or camera, the page may be sideways and look wrong when you view it. You can use a free online tool to rotate your pages or split them up into separate documents. Alternatively, Adobe Acrobat DC has an easy-to-use interface that lets you effortlessly rotate PDF online and save PDF files without needing extra software.

PDF files are great because they look the same on any device with a PDF viewer.

If you're looking to share documents with different people or save them as a single file, PDF is your friend. You don't have to worry about compatibility with different devices or document layouts. If it looks good on one device, it'll look good on another-and even if a particular reader can't read your file right now (say, because there's an update for their operating system), that doesn't mean that all hope is lost: PDFs are still compatible with paper printing!

But if you scan something using a smartphone or camera, the page may be sideways and look wrong when you view it.

But if you scan something using a smartphone or camera, the page may be sideways and look wrong when you view it.

Rotate the page to straighten it up

You can rotate individual pages in Acrobat Pro DC. Select them, right-click on one of them and then choose Rotate 90 Degrees Right or Rotate 90 Degrees Left from the menu that appears. You can also click any corner of the bounding box surrounding all selected pages to switch between 90-degree rotations in either direction.

Use photo editor software to straighten up your scans

If you want even more control over how flat your documents appear when they're printed out as images, use a photo editor such as GIMP (free) or Photoshop Elements (not free). These packages let you adjust individual pixels' position on each page, so they're all aligned horizontally-just like text would be if this was a standard document rather than an original manuscript!

You can use a free online tool to rotate your pages or split them up into separate documents.

There are several ways to rotate individual pages in PDFs. The easiest way is with a free online tool called PDF Rotator, which lets you rotate all your PDFs at once.

Suppose you're not into converting large batches of files and want to rotate them page by page. In that case, another option is splitting up the document into separate files by splitting the pages using an online service.

Adobe Acrobat DC

Alternatively, Adobe Acrobat DC has an easy-to-use interface that lets you rotate and save PDF files effortlessly. This software is worth trying out if you're looking for a free option.

Hopefully, this article has helped you learn more about rotating PDF pages. As you can see, there are many different ways to accomplish this task, so it's essential to identify what tools are available in your workflow before deciding how best to approach the situation. That said, if you want an easy way out and don't want much work involved in saving rotated pages, then look for an easy-to-use interface to perform PDF tasks.