Check PDF page count, metadata, file size, page size and PDF version, or extract the text from any PDF. Seven free tools in one place, running right in your browser.
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Every PDF holds more information than you see on screen. Behind the pages sit a page count, a file size, a PDF version, page dimensions, author and title details, creation dates and the text itself. Our free PDF Information & Analysis Tool brings all of that together, so you can inspect any PDF in a few seconds.
Add a file once and switch between seven tools: PDF Page Count, PDF Metadata Viewer, PDF File Size Checker, PDF Page Size Checker, PDF Version Checker, PDF Text Extractor and PDF Document Properties Viewer. Everything runs inside your browser, so your document is never uploaded to a server.
Find out how many pages a PDF has before you print it, send it or upload it. This is handy when a form, assignment or portal limits the number of pages, and when you need to estimate printing costs.
See the hidden details stored inside a PDF: title, author, subject, keywords, creator application, producer and the creation and modification dates. Check them before you share a file, so you know exactly what information travels with it.
Get the exact size of your PDF in bytes, kilobytes and megabytes, along with the average size per page. The tool also shows whether the file fits under common limits such as 1 MB, 5 MB or 25 MB, which is useful for email attachments and online application forms.
Read the dimensions of every page in points, millimetres and inches. The tool names the matching paper size, such as A4, A3, A5, Letter or Legal, and tells you whether each page is portrait or landscape. It also flags PDFs that mix several page sizes.
Learn which PDF version your file was saved as, for example 1.4 or 1.7. Some older systems, archives and government portals only accept certain versions, so this quick check can save you a rejected upload.
Pull the text out of a PDF and copy it, or download it as a plain .txt file. You can add page markers to keep track of where each part came from. It works on PDFs that contain real text, not on scans that are only pictures.
Get one complete report that combines the file name, size, page count, versions, page size, author details, dates, form fields, digital signatures and encryption flag. Copy the whole report with a single click.
Follow these steps for any of the seven tools:
PDF metadata is information about the document rather than its visible content. It usually includes the title, author, subject, keywords, the program that created the file, the program that produced the PDF, and the dates it was created and last changed. Metadata helps search tools and document managers organize files, but it can also reveal names, software and timelines you may not want to share. Checking it first is a good habit.
PDF page sizes are measured in points, where 72 points equal one inch. These are the sizes you will meet most often:
The PDF format has grown over the years, and each version adds features.
Yes. Every tool on this page is 100% free. There is no registration, no watermark and no daily limit.
No. Your PDF is analyzed inside your browser, so the document stays on your device. Nothing is sent to our servers.
Open the Page Count tab, add your PDF and the total number of pages appears right away, together with a short summary of the page layout.
You can see the title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, creation date and modification date, plus any custom fields stored in the file.
Open the Page Size Checker tab. It shows each page in points, millimetres and inches, names the paper size such as A4 or Letter, and shows whether the page is portrait or landscape.
Open the Version Checker tab. The tool reads the version from the file header, such as 1.4 or 1.7, and shows what that version supports.
Not directly. A scanned PDF is made of images, so there is no text to extract. Run OCR on the file first, then use the Text Extractor on the result.
No. The tool cannot open protected files, so please remove the password with the original software first and then add the file again.
Yes. It works in any modern browser on Android and iOS. For very large PDFs a computer is faster because the processing happens on your device.
Merge, split, compress, convert and edit your PDF files for free, right in your browser.