PDF Info Viewer
Inspect PDF Metadata & Properties

No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your PDF files never leave your computer and are never uploaded to any server. This makes the tool completely private and secure.

You can view page count, PDF version, page dimensions (in points and inches), and document metadata including title, author, subject, keywords, creator application, producer, creation date, modification date, and copyright.

This tool is read-only for viewing PDF information. To edit metadata, use our PDF Metadata Editor tool.

Creator is the original application that authored the content (like Microsoft Word or InDesign). Producer is the software that converted it to PDF (like Adobe PDF library or pdf-lib). A document might be created in Word but produced by Acrobat.

PDF version indicates the PDF specification used when creating the file. Higher versions (like 1.7 or 2.0) support newer features like 3D content and richer annotations, but may have compatibility issues with older PDF readers.

PDF uses points as its unit of measurement, where 72 points equals 1 inch. For example, US Letter size is 612 x 792 points (8.5 x 11 inches), and A4 is approximately 595 x 842 points.

The JSON export includes all displayed information: file name, size, page count, PDF version, all metadata fields, and detailed page dimensions for every page. Perfect for documentation or importing into other systems.

This tool can read basic information from PDFs with viewing restrictions. However, PDFs that require a password to open cannot be analyzed until unlocked.

PDF metadata often reveals the author's name, software used, creation dates, and edit history. Reviewing this before sharing helps you identify and remove any sensitive information you don't want to disclose.

Currently this tool focuses on document-level metadata and page dimensions. Font embedding information requires deeper PDF parsing that may be added in a future update.

Not all PDFs include complete metadata. Many PDF creation tools leave these fields empty by default. The original author may not have filled them in, or they may have been intentionally stripped for privacy.

There's no enforced limit since processing happens in your browser. However, very large PDFs (100MB+) may slow down analysis. For best performance, keep files under 100MB.

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