Off the top of my head, there’s pdfjam, pdftk and imagemagick (don’t forget the --dpi switch) who could probably do that, after reading the man pages. Or ghostscript’ gs, if you want to go in-depth.
But generally, just rotate the source material you’ve got the pdf from. That’s how it is intended.
I’ve used ghostscript a few times to reduce the quality of images within a pdf, so they wouldn’t be freezing my phone while reading. From ~80mb to 25mb
The folks at Corvus Belli could learn a thing or two about that when making the pdfs for their Warcrow game (the core rules pdf is 118MB for 60 pages)
Is this some Acrobat functionality or something?
Off the top of my head, there’s pdfjam, pdftk and imagemagick (don’t forget the --dpi switch) who could probably do that, after reading the man pages. Or ghostscript’ gs, if you want to go in-depth.
But generally, just rotate the source material you’ve got the pdf from. That’s how it is intended.
I’ve used ghostscript a few times to reduce the quality of images within a pdf, so they wouldn’t be freezing my phone while reading. From ~80mb to 25mb
The folks at Corvus Belli could learn a thing or two about that when making the pdfs for their Warcrow game (the core rules pdf is 118MB for 60 pages)