"Does anyone know how to change a PDF page orientation from Landscape to Portrait? I tried to change the PDF page to Portrait, only to find I've changed the whole PDF file. Any idea? " Like the above user, need to change PDF files from Landscape to Portrait? First, I'd like to say that Adobe Reader X doesn't have the option of changing PDF orientation. You can use it change PDF orientation only for reading. The moment you quit Adobe Reader, then you'll find the changes haven't been saved. The following info is about how to use Wondershare PDFelement to change PDF orientation from Landscape to Portrait, the normal one we use usually.
Wondershare PDFelement is a profesional PDF editor in the market. With the most cost-efficient price, you can get the same full feature like Adobe Acrobat DC. Unlike other PDF Editor, Wondershare PDFelement has a simple interface so you can learn how to use it within a few minutes.
You can create, convert, edit, OCR, annotate PDF files easily. Besides, both Wondershare PDFelement for Windows and Wondershare PDFelement for Mac are available. For Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP, and Windows Vista PC users, please download the Windows version. For Mac users, please get the Mac version. Install the app on your computer.
In the following, we take how to use Wondershare PDFelement (Windows) as an example to show you the steps to convert PDF from Landscape to Portrait.
Launch Wondershare PDFelement and open the PDF file that you're going to change orientation. You can go just click on the "Open..." button in the main interface.
You can also go to the "File" tab and click on "Open" option there. Or you can click on the open shortcut icon.
From the setting window, you can select the direction and which page(s) and page range(s) to rotate. After then, click "OK" to save the settings. The moment you save the settings to rotate a PDF file, you've change the PDF orientation. Save the PDF file.
In daily life and work, PDF eBooks, manuals for software and hardware, projects or anything else that is clearly intended to be viewed mainly on screen, which is mostly in vertical orientation. Only in this way, users are able to see the whole content on the screen without zooming in the PDF.
And PDF documents are mainly generated from Word documents or files from InDesign, which are in the portrait orientation. Last, it has become people's habit to read files in portrait orientation instead of in landscape orientation. I bet even you are not willing to read scrapes of papers in landscape orientation, because this orientation might bring you visual pressure.
Still get confused or have more suggestions? Leave your thoughts to Community Center and we will reply within 24 hours.