Word-by-word comparison of two versions, page by page. Both files stay on your device.
The original first, then the revised version. Text is compared, not pixels.
Nothing is uploaded. Both files are read on your device. Up to 50 MB.
Original first, revision second. Order matters: it decides what counts as added and what counts as removed.
Every page is compared word by word. Pages that did not change are collapsed so only the differences remain.
Removals struck through, additions underlined, each with its page number.
Insert one word and a pixel comparison flags every line after it. Comparing words reports only what a reader would call a change.
A page added or removed is reported as such, rather than shifting everything after it into a wall of false differences.
Different spacing or line breaks between versions are not differences. Only the words are.
Where a page is rewritten wholesale, it says the block was replaced instead of inventing a precise word-by-word story.
No. Text only. Font, color, spacing and image changes are not detected. For contracts and policies the words are what matter; for design proofs this is the wrong tool.
Not directly. A scan has no text layer, so there is nothing to compare. Run it through the searchable-PDF tool first, then compare.
Not yet. The comparison is shown on screen. Print the page from your browser if you need a copy.
Pages are compared in order. If a page was inserted near the front, everything after it will appear changed. The tool reports the page count difference so you can see why.