Words, not pixels
The text of both files is compared word by word over the whole document, so a paragraph that pushes the rest to the next page does not mark every page after it.
See what changed between two versions of a PDF.
Import two PDFs
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Drop the old version first and the new one second, or swap them later.
The text of both files is compared word by word over the whole document, so a paragraph that pushes the rest to the next page does not mark every page after it.
A section that moved shows as moved on both sides, not as deleted in one place and added in another.
Sync scroll follows the matching text, so an inserted page or paragraph never puts the two columns out of step.
A replaced image or a changed chart is outlined. Visual compares the pages pixel by pixel for layout and colour.
Use OCR reads both files first, so two scanned versions can be compared word by word.
Drop the old version, then the new one. Every change is marked on both sides and listed. Select Save report for a PDF of it.
The first file you drop. Swap turns them round.
Yes. Turn on Use OCR and both files are read before they are compared.
No. Text compares the words. Visual shows where the pages look different.
No. The files stay in your browser and never leave your device.
Yes. No account and no usage limits.
The words of every page are read in reading order with their place on the page, right-to-left and Chinese or Japanese text included. Both documents are compared as a whole with a patience diff, Myers for the small gaps, and moved runs are found among the removed and added ones.
Matching pages are drawn at 60 dpi and compared pixel by pixel. Edges drawn one pixel apart are not counted, and what differs is grouped into regions.
Tesseract 5 reads every page of both files at 300 dpi in your browser, with the languages of the script it finds.
A summary of every change, then each pair of pages side by side with the marks, saved as one PDF.
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