PDF Examiner Tool

A PDF examiner tool processes uploaded PDF files to extract structural data, metadata, font usage, page counts, embedded resources, encryption status, and accessibility markers. Conceptually, it treats the PDF as a container of objects and streams, then inventories these elements to surface quality, compliance, and risk signals. Outputs include a structured report with sectioned findings and export options. This serves document developers, QA teams, compliance officers, and researchers who need quick, objective verification of document integrity. Unique value lies in the combination of structural analysis, font embeddings checks, and metadata validation in a single pass, plus a reproducible export report suitable for audits. Core features include file validation, page and font inventory, embedded font detection, font subset verification, metadata checks, encryption flags, and cross-reference consistency. Optional capabilities include PDF/A conformance checks, color space validation, and cryptographic signature presence. Use cases include validating archival readiness, ensuring accessibility conformance, and identifying embedded assets that affect file size or rendering. The tool emphasizes deterministic analysis, enabling repeatable results across environments and CI pipelines.