I scanned a stack of papers and some pages ended up upside down, making the file hard to use.

A scan-page orientation tool helps you quickly correct pages that were scanned upside down or sideways within a single document. It improves readability and makes the file easier to review, share, and archive without rescanning.

When scanning a stack of papers, it’s common for a few pages to end up rotated the wrong way, which slows down reading and makes the document feel unreliable. This feature lets you adjust the orientation of affected pages so the entire file is consistently right-side up. You can review the document, identify pages that are upside down or sideways, and rotate only those pages without changing the rest. This keeps mixed-content scans (forms, letters, receipts) usable and professional-looking. Correcting page orientation also improves downstream tasks such as printing, presenting the document to others, or preparing it for storage. It reduces the need to rescan, saving time when the paper originals aren’t easily available anymore. The result is a clean, easy-to-navigate document that reads naturally from start to finish. It is especially useful for multi-page scans created from automatic document feeders where page flips can happen unexpectedly. It also helps when combining scans from different sources that may have inconsistent orientation.