PDF Info shows the facts about a PDF at a glance: the number of pages, the file size, the PDF version and the paper size of every page (A4, Letter, Legal and more, in millimetres and inches). It also reveals the document properties hidden inside the file – title, author, subject, keywords, the app that created it and the creation and modification dates.
Drop several PDFs at once to get a page count for each and a grand total, which is handy for printing quotes, translation estimates or checking a batch of submissions. Files are read locally by your browser and are never uploaded.
How to use the PDF Info & Page Counter tool
- Choose or drop one or more PDF files.
- Read the page count, size, version and paper size of the first file.
- With several files, check the table and the total page count, and select a file name to see its details.
- Click Copy report to copy all details as text.
Why use ToolOrca PDF Info & Page Counter
- Instant page count
- Total pages for many PDFs
- Paper size of each page
- Title, author and dates
- Encryption and form detection
- Read locally, never uploaded
Why check PDF metadata?
PDF properties often reveal more than people expect: the author’s name, the company’s software, or the date a document was really created. Check them before you send a file to a client or publish it online, and use Edit PDF metadata to change or remove anything you do not want to share.
Page sizes matter for printing. A document that mixes A4 and Letter pages, or contains one oversized landscape page, can print with odd margins – the page size table shows this immediately.
Frequently asked questions
How can I see how many pages a PDF has without opening it?
Drop the file onto this page. The page count appears in about a second, even for large documents.
Can I count the pages of many PDFs at once?
Yes. Select or drop several files together. You get a table with the pages of each file and the total.
Why are some fields “not set”?
Many apps do not fill in title, subject or keywords. Empty fields simply mean the information is not stored in the file.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The PDFs are read by your browser only.