Orodhesha kila fonti iliyotumika kwenye PDF yako na upakue orodha kama faili ya maandishi.
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Matokeo ni faili ya maandishi inayoorodhesha kila fonti ya kipekee (BaseFont) iliyogunduliwa kwenye hati.
Knowing exactly which PDF fonts are used in a file is a key step in design review and prepress. Before sending a document to print, being able to list PDF fonts lets you confirm that every character relies on a font that is properly embedded: a missing font may be silently substituted at the printer, which shifts the layout and changes how the text looks.
This inventory also answers a common question: which PDF fonts were used to set a piece of text? Identifying a specific typeface helps you match a brand style, track down a face to reuse, or troubleshoot a display issue when characters appear blurry, missing or substituted. At a glance, you learn whether the file is self-contained or whether it depends on fonts installed on the reader's machine.
The tool produces a plain text list of each unique BaseFont found in the document, easy to review or copy. You will sometimes see a subset prefix such as "ABCDEF+" in front of a name: it signals a partially embedded font, meaning only the characters actually used were embedded in order to reduce the file size. This is common, expected behaviour, not an error.
To round out your analysis, metadata reveals the file's invisible information, extract-links gathers the hyperlinks, and extract-attachments recovers embedded attachments. At pdfOutils, privacy comes first: no sign-up is required and your files are deleted automatically after processing, never stored or reused.
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Orodhesha kila fonti iliyotumika kwenye PDF yako na upakue orodha kama faili ya maandishi.
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Upload your PDF, then click "List fonts". The tool scans each page's resources and returns a text file listing every unique font (BaseFont) used in the document.
That prefix indicates a "subset" font: only the characters actually used were embedded in the PDF to reduce its size. The name after the "+" is the original font.
This six-letter prefix indicates the font is subsetted, meaning only the characters actually used were embedded. It is a common practice to reduce file size.
No, it only lists the font names (BaseFont) present in the document. It does not let you download the font files themselves, which are often subject to licensing.
Yes, this tool is 100% free with no usage limits. No sign-up, no credit card and no watermark added to your documents.
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