See what changed between two versions of a document
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Two ways at once. Every page is rendered and compared pixel by pixel, which catches layout, image and formatting changes; and the text of both documents is extracted and compared, which tells you what actually changed in words.
No, and it is worth being clear about that. It reports which pages differ, how much of each page differs and where, and which paragraphs changed - not which individual characters moved.
Pages are compared position by position, so if content was inserted or removed early in the document, everything after it shifts by a page and legitimately differs. Compare the sections rather than the pages when that happens - the tool warns you when it looks likely.
No. Both files are rendered and compared in your browser. This is one of the few document comparison tools where confidential drafts never leave your machine.
