How it works
- 1Choose the old and new PDF files.
- 2Scan matching page numbers for visible differences.
- 3Open a page to inspect A, B, overlay and diff views.
Compare two PDFs visually in your browser. Scan page-by-page differences and inspect side-by-side, overlay and red diff views without uploading files.
Choose two PDFs.
This compares visible rendering, not metadata or legal/semantic meaning. Matching page numbers are compared.
Visual PDF Compare renders both PDFs with PDF.js and compares page pixels locally. It is designed to show visible layout and content changes rather than semantic meaning.
It compares the rendered appearance of matching page numbers, including text layout, images and visible marks.
No. Visual comparison detects visible pixel changes. Toolardo's PDF Similarity Checker is better for content similarity and reordered pages.
Yes. Metadata, hidden objects, tags or internal PDF structure can differ without changing the rendered page.
No. Rendering and comparison are performed locally in your browser.