PDF File Inspector
See page count, page sizes, metadata and file weight at a glance.
Before you print, email or archive a PDF it helps to know what you are actually holding. The inspector reports the number of pages, the size of the first page in points and millimetres, the file weight, and the descriptive fields stored inside the document such as title, author, producer and creation date. That is usually enough to spot a file that will print at the wrong size, one that is far too heavy for an email attachment, or one still carrying a colleague's name. The document is parsed in your browser, so you can inspect confidential files without uploading them.
How to use the PDF File Inspector
- Upload any PDF file.
- Read the report that appears underneath.
- Use the page size figures to check the document will print as expected.
Your files stay with you
This page carries out its work inside your browser. The file you choose is read locally, processed in memory and returned to you as a download; it is not transmitted to docvexa.fun and no copy is kept once you leave the page. Results are produced automatically and should be checked before you rely on them for anything important.