You may need to reverse a range of pages that are created in reverse order, which happens a lot when you are scanning paper to PDF. If the PDF contains a large number of pages, reordering them manually will cost you a lot of time. With Foxit PDF Editor, you can reverse a range of pages in a few quick steps. 

The Flatten Pages feature can make annotations and form fields in the PDF file become part of objects of the PDF pages. This feature is often used when you want all the comments and form fields to be permanent so that the document receivers cannot modify them (unless they change them with editing tools), or when you want to lock the PDF document after completing the form fields to ensure that the document can be viewed consistently on all devices. 

After flattening, many items in the document are changed: 

Foxit PDF Editor allows you to change the page size of your PDF to a standard (fixed) or custom page size, with the page contents scaled or not.

To resize pages in a PDF:

The Crop Pages feature allows you to adjust the visible page area, which is helpful if you want to create visual consistency in page size within a PDF document that contains pages of different sizes. 

Crop one or more pages

To split one PDF page (or each page in a specified range of pages) into multiple PDF pages, use the Split Pages command. 

The Split Document feature is a process of splitting one or more documents into multiple smaller-size documents.

You can replace individual pages to quickly update a PDF. The text, images, and comments on the original page will be replaced.

Note: The bookmarks associated with the original pages will be unavailable after the replacement.

Replace Pages using the Replace command

The Duplicate Pages feature allows you to copy pages within a PDF document.

Foxit PDF Editor allows you to merge two PDFs by interleaving pages, a useful feature especially when you need to combine two PDFs (scanned from a double-side-printed document), one PDF with all odd pages and the other with all even pages.

Extraction is the process of reusing selected pages of one PDF in a different PDF. Extracted pages contain not only the content but also all form fields, comments, and links associated with the original page content.

You can leave the extracted pages in the original document and create a new PDF that includes all of the extracted pages during the extraction process - comparable to the familiar processes of cutting-and-pasting or copying-and-pasting, but on the page level.