PDF Page Counter and Info Guide
Read a PDF to see its page count, page sizes, version and document information.
A PDF page size is usually stored in points (72 points per inch). PDF Page Counter and Info opens a file in your browser to list its page count, dimensions in points and approximate millimeters, PDF version, and any embedded document information. It does not upload the file.
Check a one-page test PDF
Make or download a disposable one-page PDF containing only the word Demo. Choose it with PDF file; there is no separate Run button. If it can be read, Report should show Pages: 1 page. In the Pages table, find page 1’s width, height, and Orientation (Portrait, Landscape, or Square according to the page dimensions). Version comes from the PDF header. If your file has no title or author in its internal metadata, the report does not invent them.
A PDF can contain personal metadata even if the visible page looks harmless; review fields before sharing a screenshot. Only the first 300 page-size rows are displayed for a longer file, though the overall page count covers the document. An encrypted or damaged file shows an error rather than a report.
Where your input goes
Processing runs in your browser. The tool does not upload your input to ilham.dev.
Related guide
For more background, read Working With PDFs.
Questions you might have
- What are the point and millimetre figures?
- A PDF measures its pages in points, where seventy-two points make an inch. Both units are shown because print shops usually ask in millimetres while the file stores points.
- Why is some document information missing?
- The title, author and subject are optional fields. Plenty of producers leave them empty or fill in only a producer name, and this page shows what is actually there rather than guessing.
- Can it read an encrypted PDF?
- A password-protected PDF cannot be parsed without the password, so the page says so instead of showing an empty report. Removing the password with the owner’s permission has to happen in a reader that can open it.