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Why DiffPaper

A document diff tool built for private review workflows

DiffPaper helps you compare revised drafts, contracts, proposals, and review copies directly in the browser. The product focuses on local-first comparison so teams can review changes without shipping documents to a remote server.

Compare DOCX and PDF locally

Upload an original file and an updated version to inspect additions, removals, and modified blocks side by side. DiffPaper keeps the review flow simple: upload, compare, navigate changes, and clear the files when you are done.

Built for contracts, proposals, and revised drafts

The current workflow is a good fit for legal redlines, procurement documents, statement-of-work revisions, policy updates, and any review process where version drift matters.

  • Contract review before approval
  • Proposal comparison across client revisions
  • Policy and compliance update review
  • Internal draft QA before distribution

Clear diff navigation without sending files away

DiffPaper highlights changed blocks, supports synced scrolling, and helps reviewers jump between differences quickly. This keeps attention on the actual edits rather than on manual line hunting.

Supported file types

DiffPaper currently supports DOCX and PDF comparison. This covers the document formats most common in business review workflows and gives you one entry point for both editable drafts and exported files.

FAQ

Does DiffPaper upload files to a server?

No. DiffPaper is designed for local-first processing in the browser, so files stay on your device during comparison.

Which file types are supported?

DiffPaper supports DOCX and PDF files for document comparison.

Can I compare two PDFs side by side?

Yes. You can compare two PDF files side by side and move through differences from the diff list.

Is DiffPaper suitable for contract review?

Yes. The local-first workflow is useful for privacy-sensitive contract, policy, and proposal review scenarios.