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Compare two PDF files

What changed in the new version

Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.

Choose exactly two PDF files: the old version first, then the new one. Text and appearance are compared page by page. A different font or scan resolution can show up as a difference even when the content is the same.

    Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

    Comparing PDF files shows what changed between two versions. Text differences are marked, and overlaid pages show where drawings, layout or the scan itself differ. Add the old version first, then the new one. Pages are matched by number, so one inserted page shifts the comparison for every page after it.

    How it works

    The tool doesn’t judge whether a change matters legally; it only shows that it is there. If a whole page lights up but the text is the same, the cause is probably a different font or scan resolution.

    Choose both files and press “Compare versions”. The report lists text changes page by page, and you can download it.

    Worked example

    Your bank sends a new version of the loan agreement without saying what changed. The report shows the arrangement fee has gone from 1% to 1.5%. On the overlaid page 4 you can see exactly where: green is the old text, red the new.

    Questions people ask

    Does it work with scanned PDFs?

    Yes, but only on how the pages look. To compare the actual words, run both scans through OCR PDF first.

    What do the colours mean?

    Green is content from the first version and red from the second. Anything that matches stays grey.

    Can I compare two Word documents?

    Convert both with Word to PDF first, then compare the PDFs. Use the same conversion mode for both, or the layout may differ for no real reason.

    Are my contracts uploaded for the comparison?

    No. Both files are compared in your browser and never leave your device.

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    Updated: 13 November 2026