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PDF Page Size Checker

PDF Page Size Checker reports getSize() width × height for every page to two decimals in points. It does not name standard formats, convert units, account for page rotation in displayed orientation, compare MediaBox/CropBox/TrimBox/BleedBox, or verify print production settings.

Runs locally — files stay on your device
Quick answer

How large is one PDF point?

In default user space, 1 point is 1/72 inch.

PDF pages have multiple boundary boxes

Page size returned by a library can reflect its page dimensions, while visible or printable regions may be constrained by crop and other boxes.

How it works

The file is loaded, each page's getSize values are formatted to two decimals, and a text list is shown.

Key concepts

Rotation can swap apparent orientation

A page with width < height may display landscape when rotated.

Crop and media boxes differ

Visible area can be smaller than physical media.

When to use it

  • Spot mixed page dimensions.
  • Read raw point sizes.
  • Check a basic export against expected dimensions.

When not to use it

  • Do not assume the values equal trim size.
  • Do not infer displayed portrait/landscape without considering rotation.
  • Do not use it as preflight.

Worked examples

Letter

Input
612×792 pt page
Expected output
612.00 × 792.00 pt

This equals 8.5×11 inches.

Mixed document

Input
Different page dimensions
Expected output
One line per page

No normalization occurs.

Rotated page

Input
612×792 with 90° rotation
Expected output
Underlying size still listed

Rotation is not reported.

Common mistakes

Reading points as pixels

They are PDF user-space units. Correction: Divide by 72 for inches.

Assuming crop size

Only getSize is shown. Correction: Inspect all page boxes.

Calling it print preflight

Bleed, trim, fonts, images, and color are not checked. Correction: Use preflight software.

Best practices

  • Review rotation and boxes separately.
  • Convert units explicitly.
  • Use print-preflight tools for production.

Related operations and differences

Resize PDF Pages

Choose Resize PDF Pages when you need to change every PDF page to custom dimensions.; use PDF Page Size Checker specifically for page size.

Add Blank Page to PDF

Choose Add Blank Page to PDF when you need to append a custom-size blank page to a PDF.; use PDF Page Size Checker specifically for page size.

Add Page Numbers to PDF

Choose Add Page Numbers to PDF when you need to place centered page numbers on every page.; use PDF Page Size Checker specifically for page size.

Add Text Watermark to PDF

Choose Add Text Watermark to PDF when you need to apply a diagonal text watermark to every page.; use PDF Page Size Checker specifically for page size.

Crop PDF Pages

Choose Crop PDF Pages when you need to set a custom crop box on every PDF page.; use PDF Page Size Checker specifically for page size.

Delete PDF Pages

Choose Delete PDF Pages when you need to remove selected pages from a PDF.; use PDF Page Size Checker specifically for page size.

Limitations and privacy

  • Width/height only, to two decimals.
  • No unit conversion, rotation, named-size detection, box comparison, bleed/trim, or preflight.
  • 80 MB limit.

The PDF is read and processed locally in this browser.

Frequently asked questions

Are values pixels?

No, points.

How many points per inch?

72.

Is rotation considered?

Not in the output.

Are CropBox dimensions shown?

Not separately.

References