🔢 Count PDF Pages Client
Count pages in one PDF or dozens at once. Get total pages, page sizes, orientation breakdown, and export the results as CSV or JSON.
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Drop one or more PDFs below — page counts appear instantly.
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Multiple files supported • Works offline • Your files never leave this device
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How to Count PDF Pages
Upload Your PDF(s)
Drop one file, or dozens — batch counting is supported.
Instant Results
Page counts, sizes, and orientations appear immediately.
Export
Download the report as CSV or JSON for spreadsheets and automation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — that's the whole point. Drop as many PDFs as you want. We'll report the page count for each file, plus a grand total, total size, and orientation breakdown across all files. Perfect for estimating print costs, production time, translation quotes, or scanning batches.
Very fast. Counting pages doesn't require rendering — we just read the PDF's page tree (the metadata that already lists every page). A single 500-page PDF loads in under a second. Even 100 PDFs typically complete in a few seconds. Compare this to tools that render every page just to count them — that can take minutes.
Portrait = taller than wide (standard letter/A4 pages). Landscape = wider than tall (rotated). Mixed = the PDF has both portrait and landscape pages. This matters for printing cost estimates, binding calculations, and print-on-demand pricing — mixed-orientation PDFs often cost more.
Yes. Two formats: CSV for Excel, Google Sheets, and Numbers — flat table with one row per file. JSON for automation and developer workflows — includes per-page details (dimensions, rotation, orientation) for every page.
It shouldn't — we count physical pages in the PDF file, the same number any reader shows. If you see a discrepancy, the reader might be counting a cover page, showing logical vs. physical numbering, or hiding pages (rare, but some PDFs mark pages as hidden). We always report the actual physical page count.
No. Everything runs in your browser using pdf.js. Your files never leave your device — safe for confidential documents, NDA-bound contracts, and legal PDFs.