Sending the wrong file is an avoidable mistake. This free file submission checker runs a preflight check on your files before you upload them to an employer, university, printer, client or government portal. Everything runs in your browser, so your files are never uploaded or stored.
Portals often reject a submission after you click send, or worse, accept it and fail later at review. A single preflight report shows every problem at once, so you fix them in one pass instead of discovering them one rejected upload at a time.
Image resolution is measured in pixels, because pixel density (DPI) only has meaning at a physical print size. PDF page size is read from the file structure; PDFs that store their page tree in compressed form may show a warning instead of a size. Always confirm the final rules on the portal or in the instructions you were given.
No. All checks run locally in your browser. Your files never leave your device.
It depends on the portal. Many job and university systems limit files to between 1 MB and 10 MB each. Use the limit stated in the application instructions.
Avoid / \ : * ? ” < > | and control characters. Spaces and accented letters are legal, but some portals reject them, so underscores and plain letters are safest.
Add the PDF to the checker and choose the required size. It reports each page size in millimetres and flags files that do not match A4, A3, A5 or Letter.
Yes. For HTML and CSS files in a ZIP, it checks that every relative image, script, stylesheet and font reference points to a file inside the archive.