How it works
Open the first PDF and press Document (the page icon), then Compare with another PDF.
Choose the second PDF.
Read the summary and check the highlighted words on each page.
See every word that changed between two versions of a document, highlighted on the page, with a list of what was removed and added.
Pick a tool, then tap the page. Drag to move; use the corner handle to resize.
Edited on your device. Whiteout only covers; use Redact to delete text from the file.
Thanks! We read every review, and it shapes what we build next.
Open the version you have, then choose the other version under Compare. Words that were removed or changed are highlighted in red on your pages, and a summary lists each page's changes, with the old words struck through and the new ones in green.
Check a revised rental agreement, offer letter or loan document before signing, compare a filled form with the original, or see what changed between two editions of a notice or syllabus. Small edits like a changed date or amount are easy to miss by reading.
The text of each page is compared word by word in order, the same way programmers compare code. Layout changes that don't change the words aren't flagged, and scanned pages need OCR first so there's text to compare.
See what changed between two versions of an agreement before you sign the new one.
Spot the edits someone made to a report or a policy document.
Compare two versions of a paper or key to find differences quickly.
Open the first PDF and press Document (the page icon), then Compare with another PDF.
Choose the second PDF.
Read the summary and check the highlighted words on each page.
No, it compares the words. A change in bold or font size isn't flagged.
Run OCR on both first, then compare.
Pages that exist in only one version are listed; the comparison continues page by page.
Yes. Both are read in your browser and nothing is uploaded.