I merged multiple PDFs and now the combined document has inconsistent page orientation throughout.

When you merge PDFs from different sources, pages can end up mixing portrait and landscape orientations in the same file. This feature helps you standardize page orientation across the combined document so it looks consistent and is easier to read, print, and share.

Merging PDFs from different files often results in a combined document where some pages are portrait while others are landscape, creating an inconsistent viewing and printing experience. This feature lets you normalize orientation across the merged PDF so the document follows a consistent layout. You can use it after merging to review the pages and choose a preferred orientation (for example, keeping everything portrait) or correct only the pages that are rotated incorrectly. It is especially useful for reports that include charts, scanned pages, or exported slides that may have different default orientations. Standardizing orientation improves readability in continuous scrolling and makes page thumbnails easier to navigate. It also helps reduce printing issues such as clipped content or unexpected sideways pages. For shared files, consistent orientation looks more professional and reduces confusion for recipients. This feature supports common workflows like compiling invoices, assembling bid packages, or combining multi-source documentation into a single deliverable. The result is a single merged PDF with predictable, consistent page orientation throughout.