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PDF Analyzer

Analyze PDFs for metadata, text statistics, and page preview.

Upload or drop a PDF file to preview it.

PDF document details will appear here after uploading a PDF.

What Is a PDF Analyzer?

A PDF analyzer reads the internal structure of a PDF file and extracts detailed information including page count, document metadata, and text statistics. Upload a PDF to instantly preview its contents and get a full breakdown. This tool runs 100% in your browser — your files are never uploaded to any server.

It supports drag-and-drop upload, in-browser PDF preview, metadata extraction (title, author, version, dates, page size, encryption status), and text statistics (words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, table detection).

How to Use This Tool

1

Upload a PDF

Click Upload PDF to select a file, or drag and drop it onto the input area. The PDF preview renders immediately.

2

Preview the Document

The input area displays a rendered preview of your PDF pages so you can visually verify the document.

3

Review Document Information

The output area shows full metadata (title, author, creator, dates, page size, encryption) and text statistics (words, characters, sentences, paragraphs, table detection).

4

Upload Another or Clear

Upload a new PDF to replace the current one, or click Clear to reset both panels.

Features Explained

In-Browser PDF Preview

The tool renders every page of your PDF directly in the browser using pdf.js. You can scroll through the full document without leaving the page.

Document Metadata Extraction

Extracts and displays comprehensive PDF metadata: document title, author, subject, keywords, creator application, PDF producer, PDF version, creation and modification dates, page dimensions with standard size detection (A4, Letter, etc.), and encryption status.

Text Statistics

Analyzes all text content in the PDF and reports word count, character count (with and without spaces), sentence count, paragraph count, and whether tabular data was detected.

Drag-and-Drop Upload

Drag a PDF file from your file explorer and drop it onto the input area. The drop zone highlights when a file is dragged over it.

Standard Page Size Detection

Automatically identifies standard page sizes like A3, A4, A5, Letter, Legal, and Tabloid, and reports the orientation (Portrait or Landscape).

Encryption Detection

Reports whether the PDF is encrypted or password-protected. Some encrypted PDFs may not be analyzable without the password.

Who Is This Tool For?

Office Workers

Quickly inspect PDF metadata, page counts, and word counts before printing, billing, or submitting documents.

Students

Verify assignment or thesis page and word counts meet requirements without installing any software.

Writers & Editors

Get instant word, sentence, and paragraph counts from PDF manuscripts and proofs.

Legal Professionals

Inspect document metadata, verify page counts, and check encryption status for filings and compliance.

Developers

Quickly inspect PDF structure, metadata fields, and page dimensions during development and testing.

Researchers

Analyze PDF documents for text statistics and metadata without uploading files to third-party services.

Tips for Analyzing PDFs

Drag and drop for speed

Drag a PDF directly from your file explorer onto the input area for the fastest upload experience.

Scroll the preview

Multi-page PDFs render all pages in the input area. Scroll within the panel to view every page.

Check encrypted PDFs

Some password-protected PDFs cannot be analyzed without the password. Try opening and re-saving the file without protection.

Review text statistics

Word, sentence, and paragraph counts are extracted from the PDF text layer. Scanned PDFs without OCR may show zero counts.

Privacy & Security

This tool runs 100% in your browser. Your PDF files are never uploaded to any server. All analysis is performed locally using JavaScript and pdf.js.

No file data is stored, cached, or transmitted. Once you close or refresh the page, all file information is gone. No cookies are used, no analytics track your files, and no third-party services have access to your documents.