PDF Page Counter

PDF Page Counter reads one or many PDF files and reports how many pages each has, together with its file size, PDF version, encryption status, page sizes and orientation. It adds up the pages of every file that could be read and clearly lists any file that is damaged, not really a PDF, or locked with a password.

Printing quotes, translation estimates, scanning batches and document submissions are often priced or limited by page count. Counting pages for a whole folder of PDFs at once, without opening each one, saves time and avoids mistakes.

1. Drop one or more PDF files onto the upload area, or click it to browse.
2. Wait while each file is read; progress is shown above the list.
3. Check each file’s pages, version, sizes and orientation, and the combined total.
4. For a locked PDF, type its password and press Open with password.
5. Remove individual files if needed, then copy the summary or download it as CSV.

• Counts pages in up to 50 PDFs at once
• Combined total for all successfully read files
• PDF version, encryption status, page sizes in mm with common names, and orientation
• Rotation-aware portrait, landscape and square counts
• Clear errors for damaged PDFs, renamed non-PDF files and images
• Optional password entry for locked PDFs, used only in the current tab
• Remove single files or clear all; CSV and text summaries

• Check the “Locked or failed” count before relying on the total.
• Use the page-size summary to spot mixed A4 and Letter documents before printing.
• Re-save a damaged PDF from a PDF viewer and add it again if it cannot be read.
• Remove duplicates from your selection so files are not counted twice.