Check a PDF's digital signatures: signer, certificate, date and document integrity.
For each signature it hashes the signed parts of the PDF and compares the result with the hash stored in the signature, then verifies the CMS signature with the certificate's public key. It also shows whether the document changed after signing, who signed, the issuer and the certificate validity.
Not entirely. It checks integrity and signature details, but without a server it can't query certificate revocation (OCSP/CRL) or official trust lists. For full legal validation use Acrobat or an official validator.
The PDF has changes saved after the signature (incremental updates). If those changes are only new signatures it says so separately; otherwise you should review the original signed version.
No. The file is analyzed entirely in your browser.
Yes, the Verify PDF signature tool is 100% free, unlimited and requires no sign up or installation.
No. Every operation on Toolkoa is processed privately and locally, directly in your own browser.
Nothing to install. Verify PDF signature runs in any modern desktop or mobile browser, and once the page has loaded you can keep using it without relying on the connection.
