Visual thumbnails
PDF.js renders high-quality thumbnails so you can see the document structure.
Visual page editor
PDF.js thumbnailsClient-side canvasShared export engineReorder, rotate, remove, and restore pages from a visual board. Reorder, remove, and rotate pages locally with a thumbnail workspace and shared export engine.
Load thumbnails locally, drag pages into place, remove extras, and export a rebuilt PDF.
Load a PDF into the browser workspace so thumbnails can be rendered locally.
Use the visual page grid to define the exact document structure you want to export.
The final PDF is assembled locally with your page order, removals, and rotations applied.
PDF.js renders each page to canvas so the page grid reflects the actual document contents.
Move pages, remove extras, and preserve the final sequence through export.
Rotation choices carry into the rebuilt PDF instead of being only a temporary preview.
Your PDF is processed in browser memory. Thumbnails and final output are generated locally.
Thumbnails let you inspect the document structure before generating the final file.
The workflow creates a new PDF with your organization changes rather than modifying the original file.
Organizing PDF pages is a common need for multi-page documents. Whether you are rearranging a contract, fixing a scanned document, or rotating pages that were scanned sideways, the Organize PDF tool provides a visual page workspace.
DocuStitch processes the document in your browser. Using PDF.js, each page is rendered to canvas so you can rotate pages, remove pages, reorder the document, and export the final PDF through the shared organize engine.
This local-first architecture means sensitive documents can be organized without sending the original PDF to a remote processing queue for standard workflows.
PDF.js renders high-quality thumbnails so you can see the document structure.
Rotate pages by 90-degree increments and keep that rotation in the exported document.
Move pages, remove pages, and export the PDF in that exact custom sequence.
The document is handled locally in browser memory for standard workflows.
Yes. Since standard processing runs locally in your browser, your PDF does not need a server upload step.
Currently, the workflow supports 90-degree rotation increments for common scanned-document cleanup.
Yes. You can mark pages as removed before generating the final PDF.
Your original file is not modified. The tool creates a new PDF with your order, removal, and rotation changes applied.