Supported content
Know what is being checked.
Inspect text, files, images and public HTTPS links. Each report explains the evidence found and any limits on the scan.
Formats, evidence and limits.
| Input | What can be inspected | Limits to review |
|---|---|---|
| TXT · HTML · SVG · Markdown · JSON · CSV | Text, hidden web elements and metadata where available | Up to 20 MB of non-image input; bounded decoding and extraction |
| Extracted text and supported PDF metadata; selected visibility checks | Image-only, encrypted or large documents may have limited coverage | |
| DOCX · XLSX | Document text, comments and revisions; sheet content, hidden sheets and formulas | Archive and extraction limits apply; embedded content is not always readable |
| EML · ICS | Mail alternatives and text attachments; calendar descriptions | Large bodies, attachments and folded fields have bounded parsing |
| PNG · JPEG · WebP · GIF | Recognized image text and supported QR payloads | Separate image/OCR limits; first frame only for animated images |
| HTTPS · URL · WEBLOC | Fetched page content, links and metadata | Public HTTPS destinations; redirect and response-size limits |
Check a PDF before sharing it.
- Import the PDF in Veridicus Scan, or share it to the app from Files.
- Open the findings and check the available page or text location.
- Read the coverage notice. If extraction was incomplete, inspect the missing material separately.
- Review what you want to share and export a report if needed.
A partial scan needs another look.
Non-image imports use a bounded 20 MB inspection window. Some parsers have additional limits. Image decoding and OCR use separate bounds. Missing text, encrypted content or a skipped check cannot be treated as a clean result.
A PDF example you can inspect.
The same garden note is available as a one-page PDF. Open the document and its report to see the flagged instruction and a risk score of 72.