Shrink files
Compress PDF
Reduce PDF file size by rasterizing pages at a lower resolution. Choose a preset and download instantly.
Compress PDF
Reduce file size by rasterizing pages at a smaller resolution.
Reduce PDF file size by rasterizing pages at a lower resolution. Choose a preset and download instantly.
Reduce file size by rasterizing pages at a smaller resolution.
Balanced keeps good quality, Small reduces further, and Tiny creates the smallest possible file.
See the compressed file size immediately so you know how much space you saved.
Most effective on scanned documents and photo-heavy files where images dominate the size.
Select the file to compress.
Pick a compression preset.
Get the smaller PDF.
Shrink a PDF below the 25 MB attachment cap so you can send it without a file-sharing link.
Compress large documents before uploading to government or insurance portals with strict size limits.
Reduce storage costs by compressing bulky scanned PDFs before archiving them to cloud drives.
Each page is re-rendered as a JPEG image at a lower resolution, then reassembled into a new PDF. Text-heavy pages compress significantly.
Yes. Compression rasterizes pages into images, so text becomes non-selectable in the output. Keep the original if you need searchable text.
Balanced works for most cases. Use Small if you need to fit under a tight size limit, and Tiny for maximum reduction at the cost of some sharpness.