PDF Viewer
Open and read a PDF in your browser without uploading it. Navigate pages and thumbnails, zoom, fit width or page, rotate the view, go fullscreen, search existing text and download the original file.
Open and read a PDF in your browser without uploading it. Navigate pages and thumbnails, zoom, fit width or page, rotate the view, go fullscreen, search existing text and download the original file.
PDF Viewer opens one PDF from your device and displays it with a local copy of PDF.js — the file is never uploaded, changed or saved. Move between pages with the arrows, by typing a page number or by clicking a thumbnail, and use zoom in and out, fit width, fit page and rotate view. Fullscreen is available where your browser allows it. The viewer shows the file name, file size, number of pages, the current page and the zoom level, and Download Original saves the exact file you opened.
Search finds words in the text the PDF already contains and highlights the matches page by page. Scanned or image-only PDFs usually have no text layer, so there may be nothing to search — this viewer does not perform OCR. Password-protected PDFs can be opened if you know the password, and wrong passwords or damaged files are reported clearly. Very complex PDFs, forms and some fonts may look slightly different from other viewers.
No. It is opened only in your browser with a local copy of PDF.js. The viewer never modifies the file, and Download Original gives you back the exact same file.
Scanned or image-only PDFs usually contain pictures of text rather than real text. This viewer searches only existing text and does not perform OCR.
Yes, if you know the password. It is used only in your browser, and wrong passwords are reported clearly.
No. Rotate only changes how the page is shown in the viewer.
Fullscreen depends on your browser. If it is not supported, for example inside some embedded browsers, the button is hidden.
PDF readers render some complex graphics, forms and fonts differently. If something looks wrong, compare with another viewer.
No. The PDF is opened and processed by local copies of PDF.js and pdf-lib running in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, and passwords you type are used only in this tab.