Local Processing
PDF compression happens entirely in your browser using client-side processing. Your documents never leave your device — no uploads, no server processing.
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Compress PDF files to reduce size with Low, Balanced, or High compression levels. Real-time compression statistics and direct download. All processing happens locally.
Optimal size and quality. Removes unused objects and compresses streams. Best for general use.
PDF compression happens entirely in your browser using client-side processing. Your documents never leave your device — no uploads, no server processing.
PDF objects are reorganized and compressed using deflate compression streams. Unused objects and redundant metadata are removed to reduce file size without affecting rendered content.
Aggressive compression may slightly reduce image quality within the PDF. Text and vector graphics remain crisp at all compression levels. Use Low for archival copies, High for sharing.
Compress before emailing large PDFs, uploading to portals with size limits, or archiving many documents. A 40–60% reduction is typical for image-heavy PDFs.
Minimal size reduction with maximum fidelity. Preserves all embedded images at original quality. Ideal for legal documents, contracts, and files where every detail matters.
Optimizes object streams and removes unused objects without visible quality loss. Best general-purpose setting for everyday documents and sharing.
Aggressive compression for the smallest possible file size. May slightly reduce embedded image quality. Best for email attachments and web uploads with strict size limits.
PDF text and vector paths are mathematical descriptions, not pixels. Compression reorganizes object storage but never alters glyphs, so text remains perfectly readable at any setting.