Inspect PDF content with OCR, text and table extraction, image extraction, basic accessibility checks, visual page comparison or word and line coordinates. Choose the tool for the information you need and review its results. These checks provide useful indicators, not a complete accessibility or security certification.
Drag and drop the PDF you want to analyze. For comparison tools, upload two files.
Select your analysis type: OCR, table extraction, image extraction, accessibility check, comparison, or coordinate mapping.
Download extracted data as text, CSV, JSON, or images. View accessibility reports and comparison results inline.
Choose a listed language and review recognized text for errors.
Export supported tables or text with coordinates; complex layouts may need cleanup.
Inspect structural and metadata indicators and follow up with manual accessibility review.
Compare rendered pages at the same page numbers; inserted pages can shift subsequent comparisons.
OCR recognizes text in scanned or image-based pages. It can make mistakes; select the appropriate language and review the result. OCR downloads text, while Searchable PDF is a separate tool.
Extract Tables estimates table structure from selectable PDF text and exports CSV or JSON. Complex cells and layouts may need manual correction. Image-only scans need suitable searchable text before table extraction.
The tool renders the two documents and compares pixels at corresponding page numbers. It highlights visual differences without aligning moved content or identifying semantic word additions and deletions. Results are shown in the tool.
It checks basic metadata and structural indicators and uses heuristics to flag possible issues. It does not fully verify reading order, image descriptions or color contrast, and does not certify WCAG or PDF/UA compliance.
The image extractor can export supported embedded images. Some encodings or image masks may not be extracted as expected. Review the output; use page-image export if you need a rendered copy of each page.