How To Move And Rearrange Pages In Word

1 How to Rearrange Pages in Word via the Navigation Pane2 How to Move Pages in Word by Copy and Paste3 Extra: How to Delete a Page in Word4 Extra: How to Make One Page Landscape in Word

How to reorder pages in Word There are a few ways to move pages in Word, but the most effective involve the use of the Word navigation pane or some simple copy and pasting. It’s these two methods that we’ll be covering today. Before we start, we do recommend that you perform these changes on a separate version of your document. If you save your document out as “documentname-rearranged”, you can look at both versions and see which flows the best. With that said, let’s get started:

How to Move Pages in Word by Copy and Paste

Extra: How to Delete a Page in Word

Now you know how to rearrange pages in Word and move them using the copy and paste tools. However, what if you decide there’s a page you don’t want in there at all? You can follow our guide on how to delete a page in Word to safely remove it without affecting your other content. Here’s how you can do so:

With your text selected, click open the “Home” tab of your ribbon and press the scissors icon in the top left or press Ctrl + X on your keyboard. This will cut your text causing it to temporarily disappear. Don’t worry, we’ll return it again, but make sure you don’t copy anything else until you finish the next step.