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PDF Info
Check page count, size, version, orientation
What is PDF Info?
Understanding a PDF's properties — page count, file size, embedded fonts, metadata, encryption status — is useful for troubleshooting, auditing, and cataloging documents. PDFStream displays this information without any upload.
The info panel shows: file name and size, page count, PDF version, page dimensions and orientation, title, author, subject, keywords, creator, producer, creation date, modification date, and encryption status.
Use cases: checking whether a PDF is encrypted before sharing, verifying page dimensions before printing, auditing metadata before publishing a document externally (to check for author or revision history leakage), or troubleshooting a PDF that behaves unexpectedly in a reader.
How-to
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Upload file
Select the PDF.
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Check info
View page count, file size, version, page size, and orientation.
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Export (Optional)
Save the info to a text file.
Practical tips
Check before processing
View page count, page size, and version to choose the right settings before converting or printing.
See if a file is encrypted
The info panel shows whether a PDF is protected before you try to edit it.
Audit embedded details
Image counts, fonts, and metadata reveal what a file contains before you share it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I view info for password-protected PDFs?▼
Basic information is visible, but content-specific details require the password.
Can I see image counts or font counts?▼
Yes, detailed information like image count, font types, and object counts are also provided.
Are files stored on your server?▼
No.
Last Updated: August 6, 2026
