# Rotate pages in a PDF Rotate the pages of a PDF by a fixed angle, clockwise or counter-clockwise, in a Power Automate flow. Every page rotates unless the Pages field targets a subset. Use this action to rotate one or more pages in a PDF document. <PowerAutomateAction title="Rotate pages in a PDF" caption="Rotate pages in a PDF." fields={[ { label: "File Content", kind: "token", value: "File Content", required: true }, { label: "Angle", kind: "select", value: "90", options: ["0", "90", "180", "270", "-90", "-180", "-270"], required: true }, { label: "Pages", placeholder: "The pages to rotate, as a comma-separated list of page numbers" }, { label: "First Page", placeholder: "First page to rotate (legacy)", advanced: true }, { label: "Last Page", placeholder: "Last page to rotate (legacy)", advanced: true }, ]} /> ## Parameters <ParamField name="File Content" type="File" required> The content of the input PDF document. </ParamField> <ParamField name="Angle" type="Integer Number" required> The angle of rotation of the page or pages. Valid values are 0, 90, 180, 270, -90, -180, or -270. Positive numbers rotate clockwise. Negative numbers rotate counter-clockwise. </ParamField> <ParamField name="Pages" type="String"> The pages to rotate, as a comma-separated list of page numbers and ranges (for example `1..3,5`). A negative number counts from the end, so `-1` is the last page. Leave empty to rotate every page. This field is optional. Do not combine it with First Page / Last Page. </ParamField> <ParamField name="First Page" type="Integer Number"> The page number of the first page to rotate in the PDF document. This field is optional. The value is 1 or more. This is a legacy field kept for backward compatibility; prefer Pages, and do not combine it with Pages. </ParamField> <ParamField name="Last Page" type="Integer Number"> The page number of the last page to rotate in the PDF document. This field is optional. The value is 1 or more. This is a legacy field kept for backward compatibility; prefer Pages, and do not combine it with Pages. </ParamField> ## Response <ParamField name="Rotated PDF File Content" type="File"> The content of the PDF document with some pages rotated. You can use it as an input to other actions in your flow. </ParamField> ## Related actions <CardGroup cols={2}> <Card title="Reverse pages" href="/docs/power-automate/reverse-pages-of-pdf"> Flip the page order of the document. </Card> <Card title="Reorder pages" href="/docs/power-automate/reorder-pages-of-pdf"> Rearrange pages into a new order. </Card> <Card title="Extract pages" href="/docs/power-automate/extract-pages-from-pdf"> Keep only some pages. </Card> <Card title="Remove pages" href="/docs/power-automate/remove-pages-from-pdf"> Drop pages you no longer need. </Card> </CardGroup>

Rotate pages in a PDF

Rotate the pages of a PDF by a fixed angle, clockwise or counter-clockwise, in a Power Automate flow. Every page rotates unless the Pages field targets a subset.

Use this action to rotate one or more pages in a PDF document.

ParametersSettingsCode viewTestingAbout

File Content

Angle

Pages

The pages to rotate, as a comma-separated list of page numbers

Rotate pages in a PDF.

Parameters

File ContentFilerequired

The content of the input PDF document.

AngleInteger Numberrequired

The angle of rotation of the page or pages. Valid values are 0, 90, 180, 270, -90, -180, or -270. Positive numbers rotate clockwise. Negative numbers rotate counter-clockwise.

PagesString

The pages to rotate, as a comma-separated list of page numbers and ranges (for example 1..3,5). A negative number counts from the end, so -1 is the last page. Leave empty to rotate every page. This field is optional. Do not combine it with First Page / Last Page.

First PageInteger Number

The page number of the first page to rotate in the PDF document. This field is optional. The value is 1 or more. This is a legacy field kept for backward compatibility; prefer Pages, and do not combine it with Pages.

Last PageInteger Number

The page number of the last page to rotate in the PDF document. This field is optional. The value is 1 or more. This is a legacy field kept for backward compatibility; prefer Pages, and do not combine it with Pages.