Yes, you can rearrange pages in a PDF using Microsoft Edge. Here's how:
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Open the PDF: Launch Microsoft Edge and open the PDF file you want to edit. You can do this by dragging and dropping the file into an Edge window or by selecting "Open" from the Edge menu (three dots in the top-right corner) and navigating to the PDF file. The PDF will open in a new tab.
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Access Page Viewer/Thumbnails: Look for the "Page view" or "Thumbnails" icon in the toolbar. This icon usually looks like stacked pages or a small grid. Clicking this icon will open a sidebar displaying thumbnails of all the pages in your PDF document.
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Reorder Pages: Once the page thumbnails are visible, simply click and drag a page thumbnail to its new desired position within the sequence. The other pages will shift to accommodate the repositioned page.
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(Optional) Save the rearranged PDF: After reordering the pages to your satisfaction, click the "Save" icon (usually a floppy disk or a downward-pointing arrow) in the Edge toolbar to save the changes. You can choose to save the changes to the existing PDF file or save a new copy with a different name.
Keep in mind that this is a basic rearrangement function. More complex PDF editing, such as inserting, deleting, or rotating pages, might require a dedicated PDF editor.
