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Check what is inside a household PDF before printing or sending it: pages, page sizes, whether it is scanned and more.

Three pages: two A4 pages with text and one US Letter image-only page, plus one form field and two bookmarks. Check these values in the report.

Your documents stay on this device. Tool downloads and usage statistics do not include file contents.

Local limits: Max single file: 60 MB / Max pages: 1,000

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A practical guide

Know what the file contains first.

  1. Choose one PDF.
  2. Read the report on the page: sizes, text per page, fonts, images, encryption, fields and bookmarks.
  3. Download the TXT report if you need to keep it; the PDF is not changed.

Try this example

Check a scanned tenancy agreement: if every page shows text no, the PDF is image-only and needs OCR before you can search it.

Before

  • report.pdf

After

  • TXT report: pages, sizes, text, fonts
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Read-only. Text detection finds text-drawing commands, not OCR quality. Inline images are not counted. For encrypted PDFs, content and document information are reported as unavailable.

Inspect standard metadata
What you get

Read a PDF report: version, pages, page sizes, text layer per page, fonts, images, encryption, form fields, bookmarks, producer and creator. The PDF is not changed.

Limits and important details

Local limits: Max single file: 60 MB / Max pages: 1,000

Example

Read the three-page sample: two A4 pages with text, one US Letter image page without text, one image, one form field and two bookmarks. Download the TXT report; the PDF is unchanged.