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Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat (not Reader).
Select Organize Pages from the right pane.
In the page thumbnail view, select the page(s) you want to rotate.
Click the Rotate Clockwise or Rotate Counterclockwise button as needed.
Save the PDF using File > Save As to create a new copy.
CautionSaving as a new file helps prevent accidental loss of original bookmarks or links if something goes wrong.
Verify that all bookmarks and internal links still point to the correct pages and locations after rotation.
Best practiceIf bookmarks or links appear misaligned after rotation, use the Edit PDF tool to manually update their destinations.
After rotating pages, always check a few bookmarks and links to ensure they still navigate to the correct spots in your document.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
In Adobe Acrobat, you can use the rotate tool to turn pages. Make sure to save your file after rotating, and Acrobat will usually keep your bookmarks and links working. Always check them after rotating to be sure.
Bookmarks are clickable items that help you jump to different sections in your PDF, while links can take you to other pages or websites. Both make your PDF easier to use.
Sometimes, rotating pages can affect bookmarks or links, especially if the structure of the document changes. It's important to check that everything still works after you rotate the pages.
If your whole document is upside down or sideways, it's faster to rotate all pages at once. If only some pages need fixing, just rotate those to avoid changing things that are already correct.
Preserving bookmarks and links helps people find information quickly and keeps your PDF easy to use, especially if it's a long or important document.