What is Compare PDF?
Compare PDF takes two versions of a document and shows the wording differences between them, line by line. It works on the extracted text, so it is ideal for spotting edits between drafts.
Common uses
- Reviewing contract revisions. See exactly which clauses changed between two versions.
- Checking edited documents. Confirm that only intended changes were made.
- Academic drafts. Compare revisions of a paper or thesis.
- Policy updates. Spot what changed in a new version of a policy.
| Input | Two PDFs |
|---|---|
| Output | Text report of differences |
| What is compared | Extracted text, line by line |
| Not compared | Visual layout, images and styling |
| Size limit | 50 MB per file |
| Sign-up | Not required |
Tips for best results
- Upload the older version first and the newer one second.
- Both PDFs need real text; scans need OCR PDF first.
- It will not flag layout or image changes.
- Your original files are not modified.
