PDF.js Viewer Overview
PDF.js is a versatile tool that allows users to view and interact with PDF documents directly in a web browser. Below are the key features and functionalities available in this PDF.js viewer.
Interface and Navigation
- Thumbnails: Provides a visual representation of pages in the document.
- Document Outline: Displays an outline of the document if available.
- Attachments: Supports viewing any attachments embedded in the PDF.
- Layers: Ability to view and manage different layers within the PDF.
- Current Outline Item: Navigate through the outline items.
- Navigation: Options to go to the first or last page, and move to previous or next pages.
Viewing Options
- Highlighting: Tools to highlight text with customizable options such as color and opacity.
- Page Scrolling: Options to scroll pages vertically, horizontally, or using wrapped scrolling.
- Spreads: View pages with no spreads, odd spreads, or even spreads.
Tools and Annotations
- Text Selection Tool: Allows users to select and copy text from the document.
- Hand Tool: For moving around the document easily.
- Annotations:
- FreeText Annotation: Add text annotations.
- Ink Annotation: Draw or write annotations with ink.
Presentation and Printing
- Presentation Mode: Enables full-screen viewing of the document.
- Printing: Options to prepare and print the document.
Document Properties
- Rotate Pages: Rotate pages clockwise or counterclockwise.
- Document Details: View properties like file name, size, author, title, and more.
Zooming and Accessibility
- Zoom Tools: Zoom in and out to change the view of the document.
- Sidebar Toggle: Easily access additional document information and tools through the sidebar.
Security
- Password Protection: Allows opening of password-protected PDFs.
Additional Features
- Fast Web View: Optimizes the document for quick viewing online.
- Download and Print: Direct options to download or print the PDF directly from the viewer.
This PDF.js viewer provides a comprehensive set of tools for interacting with PDF documents, enhancing both usability and accessibility for users.