Compare two PDFs
Drop in both versions and get a report showing which lines were added and which removed, page by page — the contract redline you were going to do by eye.
You get a self-contained HTML report — additions in green, removals in red, page by page. It compares the text layer, so a changed image, font or colour will not show up, and two scans cannot be compared at all.
Select the two files together. The first is treated as the earlier version.
Only the changes, for a short report, or the full text with the changes marked, for context.
The text of each page is read and the two versions are diffed line by line.
You get an HTML file. Open it in any browser — additions in green, removals in red.
Each page is diffed against the same page in the other document, which keeps the comparison fast and the report legible. The trade-off is that inserting a page early on shifts everything after it, and the report will show the rest of the document as changed.
This compares words. A changed logo, a different font, a moved table or a colour change will not show up. For visual differences, export both to images and compare those.
The report is a self-contained HTML file with no external dependencies, so it opens offline, prints, and can be attached to an email as the record of what changed.
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