What this tool does
Create a visual comparison of two PDFs using rendered page pixels. Spot layout or appearance differences between two versions when a page-by-page visual check is more useful than a text-only comparison.
- What you can open
- Exactly two PDF documents and a comparison resolution.
- What you will download
- A PDF report showing visual differences with marked pixels.
How to use it
- Add the two versions you want to compare.
- Choose a resolution and run the visual comparison.
- Read the marked report alongside the original documents to interpret the changes.
Options explained
Know the tradeoffs
- This is a pixel-based comparison, not an explanation of semantic or legal changes.
- Rendering differences, fonts or resolution can affect the comparison; it does not certify file identity.
Questions about this tool
Does it describe which sentence changed?
No. It marks visual pixel differences rather than producing a semantic edit summary.
What happens when one document has extra pages?
Missing pages are compared with blank pages in the visual report.