Instantly see how many pages a PDF has, its file size, PDF version, and available metadata like title and author. Runs entirely in your browser.
Need to quickly confirm a PDF meets a page limit or file size requirement before submitting it somewhere? This tool reads the file's internal structure and displays its key details instantly, without opening it in a full reader.
Using PDF.js, the tool reads the page count directly from the document structure and pulls any metadata (title, author, creation date) embedded in the file. Nothing is uploaded — the check happens entirely on your device.
Choose your PDF and the page count appears immediately, along with file size and other details — no need to open the file in a reader and scroll to the end.
Page count, file size, PDF version, and any embedded metadata such as title, author, subject, and creation date, if present in the file.
Not every PDF has metadata filled in — it depends on how the file was created. Missing fields simply mean that information wasn't set.
Yes — many forms and applications specify a maximum page count or file size, so checking beforehand avoids rejected submissions.
No. All information is read directly from the file in your browser using PDF.js. Nothing is sent to a server.