2026-09-08
Reordering pages, fixing a sideways scan, and dropping a couple of unneeded pages are three separate tasks that usually mean three separate tools — unless the tool gives you a single visual workspace to do all three at once.
| Tool | Drag-to-reorder | Per-page rotate | Per-page delete | Runs fully in your browser |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iLoveDevTools | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| iLovePDF | Yes | Yes | Yes | No (server upload) |
Organize PDF puts every page in a draggable grid where you can reorder pages, rotate the ones that came out sideways, and delete what you don't need, then save one final file — all client-side, with the whole PDF staying in your browser tab the entire time.
Their "Organize PDF" tool (the name it's literally sold under) offers the same combined reorder/rotate/delete workspace, with a similarly clean drag interface. The difference is purely architectural: your file is uploaded to process it.
Feature-for-feature these are close matches. If keeping the file local matters — and for anything you're restructuring page-by-page, it often contains something you'd rather not upload — iLoveDevTools is the better default.