A PDF carries information about itself: page count, page dimensions and metadata fields like title, author and the software that produced it. A browser-based PDF info viewer reads all of that from the file on your own device and shows it instantly, so you can inspect a contract or statement without installing anything and without the document ever being uploaded.
Free online PDF info viewer. See a PDF page count, file size, page dimensions and metadata like title, author and producer, all in your browser.
Open PDF Page Count & Info → Free toolFree online PDF text extractor. Pull the plain text out of a PDF in your browser, then copy it or download a TXT file. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Open Extract PDF Text →Beyond the visible pages, a PDF records its page count, the physical dimensions of each page, the file size, and a metadata block with fields such as title, author, creator and producer. That metadata often reveals who wrote a document and which software exported it, which is worth checking before you send a file to someone else.
The documents people most often need to inspect, contracts, statements, signed forms, are exactly the ones that should not be uploaded to a random website. A client-side PDF info viewer parses the file in your browser and displays everything without the document leaving your device. If you also need the text content, a local PDF text extractor pulls the plain text the same way.
Checking the page count before printing, confirming page dimensions before a print shop order, verifying which tool produced a file, or spotting an author name left in metadata before sharing a document externally are all one-glance answers once the info panel is open.
No. The file is parsed entirely in your browser and never leaves your device.
Common fields include title, author, creator and producer, which often reveal who made the document and with what software.
Yes. A companion tool extracts the plain text locally so you can copy or download it.