PDF Arranger1.14.0

Combine pages from several PDFs, separate pages into new documents, and correct their layout with PDF Arranger. Its interactive graphical interface lets you drag pages into a new order, rotate them, crop page areas, and create a merged or split PDF visually.

This small Python-GTK application is useful for assembling reports, extracting selected material, correcting sideways scans, or trimming unwanted margins from documents. It can also import image files when img2pdf is installed, allowing scanned pictures to become pages in a PDF project. PDF Arranger serves as a graphical front end for pikepdf, which must be version 6 or newer. The project is a fork of Konstantinos Poulios’s PDF-Shuffler, continued to keep that document-arranging idea active.

PDF Arranger 1.14.0 is open-source productivity software from Soumyadeep Ghosh for Linux. The x86_64 (amd64) build requires Linux and snapd, alongside the pikepdf backend used for PDF processing. It suits people handling invoices, application packets, study materials, archival scans, and other collections that need page-level organization rather than full document-authoring tools. Its page-thumbnail workflow makes it practical when the desired result depends on seeing and rearranging individual pages instead of editing their text.