Local PDF diagnostics
Choose one flat PDF to read each page’s physical dimensions, page boxes, orientation, and rotation locally. The report highlights mixed paper sizes without changing your source document.
Choose one flat PDF to inspect its page geometry, normalize a separate copy to A4 or Letter, review common document metadata, or flag probably blank pages before you explicitly remove them from a new download. JavaScript activates the local diagnostic workspace on this page.
The inspector reports every page’s MediaBox and CropBox in PDF points, inches, and millimetres, plus its rotation and closest common paper size. It can identify a document that mixes A4, Letter, portrait, and landscape pages before an upload or print workflow exposes the inconsistency.
Inspection is read-only. It does not crop, scale, or rewrite the PDF. Use the A4/Letter normalizer only after reviewing what should happen to existing content on a differently sized page.
Questions people ask
MediaBox describes the physical page boundary; CropBox can define the visible area used by a viewer or printer. A PDF can have both values, so the inspector shows them separately when they differ.
Yes. It lists every page and calls out the closest paper size and orientation, making mixed A4, Letter, portrait, and landscape pages visible.
No. The page geometry is read in the current browser tab. Aftermath has no server-side PDF inspection job.
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