PDF Page Counter

See how many pages a PDF has, plus every page's size.

Free PDF page counter. Upload a PDF to see its page count and a table of each page's dimensions in points and inches.

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About PDF Page Counter

Page counts sound trivial until you actually need one. Print shops quote by the page, ebook platforms enforce page-count limits, and a multi-hundred-page scan needs to be verified against what the sender claimed. This PDF Page Counter answers the question instantly: upload a PDF and you get the total page count plus a table showing every page's dimensions.

The per-page dimensions are the part people underestimate. Each page is measured in points, the PDF's native unit, where 72 points equal exactly one inch, and in inches for quick reading. A table that suddenly shows a different size partway through is a red flag: it usually means pages from another document got mixed in, or a scan was shrunk to fit. Catching that before you send a file to a printer beats discovering it in a box of misprinted pages.

It works on any PDF, including scanned documents, since a page is a page whether it contains text or an image. One note: pages that were rotated during scanning may report their original, unrotated dimensions. If a size looks odd, check the page's orientation first.

How to use PDF Page Counter

  1. Upload your PDF file.
  2. The page count and a per-page size table appear instantly.
  3. Click "Process another file" to analyze a different PDF.

Why use this tool?

  • Instant page count
  • Per-page dimensions in points and inches

Tips for best results

  • Scan the dimension table for mixed sizes, pages from different sources are the most common surprise.
  • Points are the exact measurement; inches are rounded. Quote print work from points when precision matters.
  • Run the counter after merging or splitting a PDF to confirm no pages went missing.
  • A size that's off by half an inch often means a scan was shrunk to fit, compare against the original.
  • Use it to verify a sender's claimed page count before you pay a per-page invoice.
  • It works on scanned PDFs too, a scanned page still counts as one page.

Frequently asked questions

What units are the dimensions shown in?
Points (the PDF's native unit, 72 points = 1 inch) and inches. Points are exact; inches are rounded for quick reading.
Is there a file size limit?
Yes, 50MB per file, processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes. Page count and dimensions work on any PDF, scanned or text-based, because a page is a page either way.
Some pages show different sizes, is that a problem?
It usually means pages from another document were mixed in, or a scan was resized. It's worth fixing before sending the file to a printer or client.

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