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Find out which version of the PDF specification a file was written to.
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Find out which version of the PDF specification a file was written to.
Some systems only accept older PDF versions, and some archive standards require a specific one. The version is written in the first line of the file, but you cannot see it in a normal PDF reader.
Worth knowing: The version tells you which PDF features the file may use. It is not the same as the version number of the document itself.
Drag your PDF onto the upload area, or browse from your device.
Your browser opens the file and reads its structure. Nothing is uploaded, so this works even on a slow connection.
The details appear on the same page. Your original file is not modified in any way.
Checking a document usually means handing it to someone else's server first. That is a strange trade to make when all you wanted was a page count. This tool reads the file in your browser instead, so contracts, medical records, and unpublished work stay private.
Because the file is only read and never written, your original PDF is untouched. Close the tab and nothing remains.
Add your PDF using the upload area, then start the check. The report appears straight away, because the file is read on your own device rather than sent anywhere.
Some systems only accept older PDF versions, and some archive standards require a specific one. The version is written in the first line of the file, but you cannot see it in a normal PDF reader.
No. The file is read entirely inside your browser. It never leaves your computer or phone, and nothing is stored afterwards.
No. This tool only reads the file. Your original PDF is left exactly as it was, and nothing is downloaded or saved.
The version tells you which PDF features the file may use. It is not the same as the version number of the document itself.
Partly. Basic details such as the page count and PDF version can usually still be read, and the report will mark the file as password protected. Some information may be unavailable until the password is removed.
Yes. It is completely free with no sign-up, no limits, and no watermark.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers.
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