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Free PDF Editor Online Tools 4:
Rotate and Crop PDF Pages
Online
for Free
Free PDF Editor Desktop Tools
4:
Rotate and Crop PDF Pages
on
Desktop for Free
This FREE PDF Tool can rotate
a PDF page by 0, 90, 180 and 270 degree or
crop a PDF page to
modify its layout of Print or View by specifying its margins.
There are
options to select Page Number, All pages, Landscape Page Only,
Portrait Page Only, Odd Page or Even Page. For rotation, you can
define 0, 90, 180 and 270 degree. For crop box, you can define the
left, right, bottom and top margins.
Note:
If you want to rotate PDF Page in any degree, please use PDFill PDF
Editor's Deskew
Document. This function
can rotate, move and scale
PDF page like an image.
Here are
the steps on how to Rotate and Crop PDF Pages:
1. Choose
Free
PDF Tools
> Rotate and Crop PDF Pages
2. Select a PDF
that you want to rotate pages.
3. The Rotate PDF Pages dialog box comes up:
- Specify
only one page number to rotate or click to select "Landscape
Page only", "Portrait Page Only", "All Pages", "Odd Page", or
"Even Page".
- Check "Rotate
by": 0 degree, Clockwise 90 degree, 180 degree,
Counter Clockwise 90 degree;
Check "Crop Box": Enter margins of
Left, Right, Bottom and Top.
- Click the
list box to refresh the list table of page properties: Page
Number, W (Width), H (Height), Orientation (P-Portrait or
L-Landscape), Rotation (Original Page Rotation), Rotate by
Degree, Left Margin, Right Margin, Bottom Margin and Top Margin.
4. Click Save
As to have a new PDF file. The new file may be launched
automatically if you have installed Adobe Reader.
5. Do experiment with the options
available to see which best suit your needs. Click Close to finish.
Question: After
Page Rotation or Crop, the PDF looks fine inside Adobe Reader but
doesn't work inside other PDF viewer, how can I fix the Page Size and Orientation?
Answer:
Open your rotated or cropped PDF inside Adobe Reader and Print it to
the
PDFill
PDF Writer into another new PDF.
Note: If you
have problem to read your PDF into PDFill, open your PDF document inside
Adobe Reader. Then, print into a new PDF using
PDFill PDF Writer.
Batch (DOS) Command Support: (It is only available for the registered user of PDFill PDF Editor)
You can start a batch job in Windows by issuing the
execution command directly from the MS-DOS command prompt window without
opening the PDFill GUI.
Note: Please
put "" on your file name with space. Make sure all command is in one
line.
Rotate PDF
Pages
"C:\Program Files\PlotSoft\PDFill\PDFill.exe"
ROTATE
INPUT OUTPUT degree
-page "1,3-6, last"
-
INPUT:
an input PDF File or an input folder with PDF Files
-
OUTPUT:
an output PDF File
or an output folder with PDF Files
-
Degree: Rotate
page by
0, 90 (Clockwise 90), 180, 270 (Counterclockwise
90)
-
-page "1,3-6, last":
(Optional) The
pages to be rotated.
You can use tags:
landscape, portrait, even, odd, all, last
-
Example:
"C:\Program Files\PlotSoft\PDFill\PDFill.exe"
ROTATE
"D:\Test\visa.pdf"
"D:\Test\output.pdf"
90 -page "1,3-6, last"
Crop PDF Pages
"C:\Program Files\PlotSoft\PDFill\PDFill.exe"
CROP
INPUT OUTPUT leftMargin rightMargin bottomMargin
topMargin
-page "1,3-6, last"
-
INPUT:
an input PDF File or an input folder with PDF Files
-
OUTPUT:
an output PDF File
or an output folder with PDF Files
-
leftMargin rightMargin bottomMargin topMargin in Point
-
-page "1,3-6, last":
(Optional) The
pages to be cropped.
You can use tags:
landscape, portrait, even, odd, all, last
-
Example:
"C:\Program Files\PlotSoft\PDFill\PDFill.exe"
CROP
"D:\Test\visa.pdf"
"D:\Test\output.pdf"
18 36 54 72
-page "1,3-6, last"
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