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Compress PDF online

Reduce document size for sharing or uploading to forms. Results depend on the content: an image-heavy PDF usually has more room for reduction than an already optimized file.

How to use: Compress PDF

  1. Select the PDF and note its original size for comparison.
  2. Choose an available compression option that balances file size and quality.
  3. Process the file and compare the size shown in the result.
  4. Open pages with small text, images, and tables before downloading and sharing.

How to check whether compression helped

Compare the original size with the result and examine the same page in both files. Check accents, small numbers, charts, and visible signatures. A smaller file is not useful if important information becomes unreadable.

Why do some PDFs barely get smaller?

Files with vector text and already compressed images may show little improvement. This does not mean processing failed. No reduction percentage is guaranteed for every document.

Can I reach exactly 1 MB?

An exact final size cannot be guaranteed. If the destination form has a size limit, compare your result with that limit. When allowed, removing unnecessary pages or splitting attachments may work better than using stronger compression.

Care with scanned documents

In scanned documents, text is part of the image and may lose sharpness when the image is reduced. Check stamps and small text especially. OCR is a separate operation: recognizing text does not guarantee a smaller or sharper image.

Free usage and limits

You can start without signing in, with 5 uses per IP per day. People sharing the same IP share this allowance, which resets at midnight Brasília time. Creating an account does not reset your balance. Check file, page, and availability limits in the tool.

Your files and results

Files are linked to your session or account. Download results before they expire, usually 60 minutes after completion. Review the output before using or sharing it.