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# Rotating a PDF page in UWP

Learn how to rotate pages in a PDF document easily with the Page.GetRotation() and Page.SetRotation() methods. Rotate pages by 90 degrees for better viewing and printing. The Apryse uwp SDK streamline

To rotate a page in a PDF document.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="C#" %}
{% code lineNumbers="true" %}

```csharp
PDFDoc doc = new PDFDoc(fileName);

// Rotate the first page 90 degrees clockwise.
Page page = doc.GetPage(1);
PageRotate originalRotation = page.GetRotation();
PageRotate rotation;
switch (originalRotation)
{
    case PageRotate.e_0: rotation = PageRotate.e_90; break;
    case PageRotate.e_90: rotation = PageRotate.e_180; break;
    case PageRotate.e_180: rotation = PageRotate.e_270; break;
    case PageRotate.e_270: rotation = PageRotate.e_0; break;
    default: rotation = PageRotate.e_0; break;
}
page.SetRotation(rotation);
```

{% endcode %}
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

## About rotating pages

A page can be rotated clockwise, by 90 degrees, when displayed or printed. The `Page.GetRotation()` method returns the `Page.Rotate` enum specifying the current rotation. Similarly, `Page.SetRotation()` sets the current rotation.


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