Open, read, search, inspect, print, and navigate any PDF document online with thumbnails, bookmarks outline, text selection, zoom controls, and dark mode.
Supports large multi-page books, research papers, and forms. 100% private in-browser reader.
Drag and drop your PDF or select it from your device. The viewer parses the file locally in your browser with zero uploads.
Use continuous scrolling, thumbnail jumps, TOC bookmarks outline, full-text search, zoom scaling, and dark mode reading.
Print high-resolution copies directly or enter fullscreen presentation mode. Your original file remains 100% unaltered.
No. The entire viewer engine runs locally in your web browser using WebAssembly. Your files are never uploaded, logged, or stored on any server.
No. All viewer operations (zooming, rotation, page navigation, theme changes) are session display states. The original PDF bytes remain completely untouched.
Yes. A synchronized native text layer overlays the rendered page canvas, allowing natural click-and-drag text selection and copy-paste.
Press Ctrl+F to open the search bar. The engine indexes document text across all pages and highlights matches with previous/next jumping.
Yes. When opening an encrypted PDF, you will be prompted for the password. The password is kept in ephemeral browser memory and never stored.
If the PDF contains a Table of Contents (TOC) outline, it is automatically parsed into a clickable navigation tree in the sidebar drawer.
Presentation Mode expands the viewer into a distraction-free fullscreen view with single-page layout and keyboard slide advance controls (Space, Arrow keys).
Yes. If the PDF contains embedded file attachments, they will appear in the Attachments tab of the sidebar with one-click export buttons.
The viewer uses lazy rendering with Intersection Observers, virtualized thumbnails, and visible-page prioritization to ensure smooth scrolling without memory crashes.
Yes. The viewer is fully touch-optimized with pinch-to-zoom, responsive drawers, and adaptive scaling across smartphones, iPads, and desktop displays.