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PDF Info Viewer — Check PDF Properties

View the page count, page size and document properties of a PDF. Everything is read locally in your browser.

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🔒 Your files stay on your device — they are processed in your browser and never uploaded. Processing may take a moment for large documents.

How to use PDF Info

  1. Choose a PDF. Select a file or drag it into the box.
  2. Click Show information. The tool reads the document's properties.
  3. Review the details. See size, pages, title, author, creator, producer and dates.

About PDF Info

PDF properties show where a file came from and how it was produced. They are useful for checking page size before printing, confirming which version of a document you have, or seeing which program created a file.

Good to know: many PDFs leave some fields empty, and those show as “Not specified”. Properties are stored by the program that made the file and may not always be accurate.

Why use EditPDF for this?

Document properties at a glance

Title, author, subject, creator and producer if the file contains them.

Dates

Creation and modification dates stored in the file.

Page size

The size of the first page in PDF points.

Private

No upload. The file is read in your browser.

PDF Info — frequently asked questions

What information does the tool show?

File name and size, page count, page size, and the title, author, subject, creator, producer, creation date and modified date when they are present.

Why are some fields empty?

The program that created the PDF did not store them. That is common.

Is it safe for confidential files?

The file is read in your browser and is not uploaded to EditPDF. Avoid shared or public computers for sensitive documents.

Can I edit the properties?

Not in this tool. It is a viewer only.

What is a PDF point?

A unit equal to 1/72 inch. A standard A4 page is about 595 × 842 points.

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