Open the DOCX source or PDF export first
Use one document as the baseline in the Original column.
Foldly can open both PDF and DOCX files, extract their text, and place that text into the same side-by-side comparison workflow. That makes it useful when your actual question is 'did the wording change between the source document and the exported version?' rather than 'does the visual layout match?'
Use one document as the baseline in the Original column.
Foldly extracts text from the second file and aligns it next to the first.
Review additions, deletions, and changed phrases in the extracted text.
Use the diff to confirm the wording still matches or to isolate where it changed.
This is strongest when the PDF contains selectable text and the DOCX content maps cleanly to the same wording.
The comparison is text-based. Foldly does not render the page layout, fonts, comments, or tracked changes from either file.
Export verification
An editor checks whether a final PDF export still matches the approved DOCX source before sending it to a client.
Outcome: They confirm one paragraph changed during the last edit pass and fix it before release.
This page targets a narrow problem-space query family and is kept indexable only because the task, example, and caveats are materially distinct.
No. It compares the extracted text content only.
No. This workflow is for wording-level comparison, not layout QA.