Upload an original and a modified PDF to see exactly what changed. Differences are highlighted page by page, with a change percentage and three viewing modes. Everything runs in your browser.
Changed areas are highlighted in red and page-size differences in blue, so you can spot every change at a glance.
Compare side by side, blend two pages in an overlay with adjustable opacity, or view the pure difference image.
Every page reports the exact percentage of changed pixels, plus a quick summary of how many pages differ.
Jump between pages with next/previous controls and a thumbnail overview that marks identical and changed pages.
All processing happens locally in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to any server.
Works on any device with a browser. No sign-up, no watermarks, and completely free.
PDF comparison finds the differences between two versions of a document. Instead of reading both files side by side, the tool renders each page of the two PDFs and compares them pixel by pixel, highlighting every changed area. This is especially useful for checking edits in contracts, reports, or designs, verifying that only the intended changes were made, and reviewing revisions before sharing. Differences in text, images, layout, and page size are all visible at a glance. All processing happens locally in your browser, so your documents stay private.
Comparing PDFs takes just a few steps. Everything runs in your browser.
Add the original PDF in the first slot and the modified PDF in the second. You can drag and drop or click to browse.
To compare only some pages, enter a range such as 1-3, 5. Leave it empty to compare all pages.
Click Compare PDFs. Each selected page is analyzed and the differences are highlighted.
Use the side-by-side, overlay, or difference view, and navigate pages to review every change and its percentage.
Comparison is pixel-based, so formatting differences such as font rendering, spacing, or anti-aliasing may register as small changes. Pages present in only one document are reported as 100% different. Very large documents take longer to compare; use a page range to limit the work. Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked before comparing.