PDF Page Counter
Page count, page sizes and whether the file is locked.
FREE - NO SIGN-UP - RUNS ON YOUR DEVICE
Your file stays on this device
- Pagescounted
- mmand points
- 0uploads
- 1 tapto copy
What you can count on
- 0uploads
- The PDF is opened in this tab
- Nothing is sent anywhere
- mmand points
- Named sizes where they match
- A4, Letter, Legal and more
- Lockchecked
- Says whether a password is set
- No password is ever asked for
PDF Page Counter at a glance
- Input
- One PDF
- Pages
- Exact page count
- Page sizes
- Millimeters, points and name
- Mixed sizes
- Grouped, with page numbers
- File size
- Total and per page
- Encryption
- Locked or not
- Mixed page sizes
- 6 paper names, ±4 points
- Price
- Free
- Account needed
- None
- Where processing happens
- On your device
How to use PDF Page Counter
- 1
Drop a PDF
Drop the file on the page, or use the button to choose one.
- 2
Read the count
The page count comes first, then the page sizes and whether the file is locked.
- 3
Copy the details
One tap copies the whole list, ready to paste into an email or a form.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on a locked PDF?
Usually. The page count and sizes live in the document structure, which most locked files still expose. The result says clearly that the file is encrypted.
Why are my pages different sizes?
Because the PDF was assembled from several sources, or a scan came in at a size of its own. The result lists which pages are which size.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The PDF is opened in this browser tab and read there. Nothing is sent to a server and nothing is stored after you close the page.
What is a point?
The unit PDFs are measured in: 72 points to the inch. An A4 page is 595 by 842 points, which is 210 by 297 millimeters.
Why the page size matters
Drop a PDF and the count appears with the page sizes in millimeters and points, whether every page matches, the file size per page, and whether a password is set.
- Print shops price by page count and by paper size, so both are asked for.
- A mixed-size PDF often prints badly: pages are scaled to fit the largest one.
- A scan added to a document is the usual reason one page differs from the rest.
- Size per page is a quick way to spot which document needs compressing.
Full specification
| Input | One PDF, dropped on the page or chosen with the button. |
|---|---|
| Pages | The exact count, read from the document structure rather than estimated. |
| Page sizes | Millimeters and points, with the paper name where a page matches a standard size. |
| Mixed sizes | Grouped and listed, naming which pages are which size when they are not all alike. |
| File size | The whole file, and roughly how much of it each page accounts for. |
| Encryption | Says whether a password is set on the file. No password is ever asked for. |
| Mixed page sizes | Six paper names are recognized within 4 points. Up to 8 size groups are shown, with 6 page numbers each before the rest fold away. |
| Price | Free. Supported by clearly labeled ads outside the working area. |
| Account needed | No. |
| Where processing happens | In your browser tab. Nothing is uploaded. |
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