How to use this PDF tool
- Select one PDF.
- Review the scope and start the local analysis.
- Check the on-page summary, then download the JSON report.
Estimate which PDF pages use color, grayscale, or monochrome painting operations through local content-stream analysis.
The analyzer examines page drawing operators and records color-space and color-setting commands. It is useful for print triage, not color-management certification.
Colors inside images, shadings, patterns, or unsupported operators may be classified approximately.
This page accepts standard PDF files readable by PDF.js. Password-protected, damaged, unusually large, and dynamic XFA documents may be unsupported.
| Input | Support |
|---|---|
| Supported | |
| Encrypted PDF | Limited |
| Dynamic XFA | Limited |
No. The PDF is read by JavaScript in your browser. The page does not add a file-upload request.
A PDF that requires a password may not open. Remove authorized encryption first, then run the inspection again.
The JSON report contains the source file names, analysis time, supported findings, and tool-specific differences or warnings.
Large or image-heavy PDFs can use substantial memory. Close other tabs and test a smaller copy if the browser becomes slow.
Colors inside images, shadings, patterns, or unsupported operators may be classified approximately. For regulated or press-critical work, confirm the result with a dedicated desktop preflight application.
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| sourceFiles | Local input names and sizes |
| result | Tool-specific findings |
| generatedAt | Report creation time |