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.
Flag PDF pages that may contain transparency groups, soft masks, reduced opacity, blend modes, or transparent image content.
The detector combines page operator checks with annotation inspection to identify transparency indicators visible to PDF.js.
This is a practical screening test, not a PDF/X preflight engine; complex transparency can escape browser-level inspection.
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.
This is a practical screening test, not a PDF/X preflight engine; complex transparency can escape browser-level inspection. 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 |