I scanned a paper document and several pages ended up rotated by 90°, making the PDF difficult to review.

Add a rotation correction tool that lets you quickly fix pages that were scanned sideways in a PDF. This makes the document easy to read and review without re-scanning or using a separate editor.

This feature helps you correct pages in a scanned PDF that are rotated by 90° (or otherwise misoriented), so the document is readable and consistent. It provides an easy way to rotate individual pages or selected ranges to the proper orientation. Users can review the PDF, identify sideways pages, and apply rotation to just those pages rather than altering the entire file. This reduces time spent zooming, turning your head, or exporting the PDF to another tool for editing. It is especially useful when scanning multi-page documents where some pages were fed differently through the scanner. The feature supports common review workflows by making page orientation consistent across the document. It also helps when sharing PDFs with others, ensuring recipients can read the file comfortably on any device. For archival and compliance workflows, it improves the quality and usability of stored scans. Overall, it streamlines post-scan cleanup and makes scanned PDFs faster to navigate and review.