PDF Page Counter

1. 01Upload a PDFDrag in or select a PDF file. The check runs immediately on your device.
2. 02View the infoSee the page count, file name, size, and any extra details the file contains.
3. 03Copy a summaryClick copy to get a text summary of the file’s details.

• Check before sendingConfirm how many pages a document has and how much it weighs before sending or uploading it.
• Meet submission limitsMany systems cap the page count or file size. Check in advance that the file meets the requirements.
• Plan a split or mergeKnow the exact page count before you split, delete pages, merge files, or print a document.
• Identify a fileCheck details like title and creation date to tell which version of a document you are looking at.

• How many pagesUpload a document and see right away that it has, for example, 12 pages.
• File sizeSee the file size in a readable format, so you know whether you need to compress it.
• Document detailsIf the file includes a title or creation date, they are shown alongside the other details.

• Not every file has detailsFields like title and author exist only if they were set in the file. If they are missing, they simply are not shown.
• Large file? Compress itIf the size is higher than you need, you can shrink it with the Compress PDF tool.
• Everything stays localThe tool does not read content or extract text; it only shows information about the file, in your browser.

The tool loads the PDF with the pdf-lib library, which runs in the browser, and reads basic information from it: the page count, and document details if they were set (title, author, creation date). The file name and size come from the file itself. The tool does not extract text, does not run OCR, and does not send anything to a server.

This is a read-only inspector for page count and document metadata. It does not open, render, or extract the page content. For turning pages into images use PDF to JPG, and to change the document use the split, delete, merge, or rotate tools.

The entire check happens on your device only. The file is not sent to a server, nothing is stored on our side, and no sign-up is required.

Is the file uploaded to a server?

No. The check runs in your browser only. The file does not go to the internet and is not stored on our side.

What does the tool show?

Page count, file name, size, and details like title, author, and creation date if they exist in the file.

Does the tool read the document content?

No. It shows information about the file only, and does not extract text or run OCR.

Why are some details missing?

Fields like title or author appear only if they were set in the file. In many files they are simply empty.

Can I check an encrypted PDF?

A password-protected PDF may not load. It is best to remove the protection from the source first.