Free PDF Size Checker Tool

How big is that PDF, really? Drop one file — or a whole batch — and get file size, page count, page dimensions and per-page weight in a clear report, so you know exactly what you are dealing with before emailing or uploading.

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One or more PDF files — analyzed instantly

Private by design. This tool runs 100% in your browser — your files are never uploaded to any server.

How to Use the PDF Size Checker Tool

  1. Drop your PDFs — one file or many; each is analyzed the moment it is added.
  2. Read the report — size, pages, dimensions and per-page weight per file, plus batch totals.
  3. Act on it — oversized files link straight to the Compress PDF and Split PDF tools.

Features

Batch analysis processes multiple PDFs in one go, presenting a sortable-style table with per-file size, page count, page dimensions in points and the revealing “size per page” metric. Batch totals summarize everything at a glance, and files over 10 MB automatically surface compression and splitting suggestions.

Benefits & Use Cases

Check whether a portfolio fits a 10 MB job-portal limit before uploading. Audit a folder of scans to find the bloated outliers. Verify a print shop's PDFs have the right page dimensions. Anyone hitting “file too large” errors gets the diagnostic data to fix it — instead of guessing.

Tips

Per-page weight is your best diagnostic: text pages at 50–200 KB are healthy, while multi-MB pages mean uncompressed images. Dimensions in points convert to inches by dividing by 72 — handy for print checks. Remove files from the queue with to compare subsets, and re-run after compressing to confirm the improvement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the PDF size checker free?

Yes. Analyze as many PDFs as you like with no account and no limits.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. Analysis runs entirely in your browser, so your documents never leave your device.

What does the tool report?

File size, page count, page dimensions in points, and average size per page — for one file or a whole batch, with totals.

Why does "per page" size matter?

It reveals bloat: a 50 KB/page text document is normal, while 2 MB/page suggests uncompressed scans that are ripe for optimization.

My PDF is too big to email — what now?

If it is over your limit, try our Compress PDF tool, or split it into smaller parts with Split PDF.

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