Drop in a PDF, pick a compression level, and download the smaller file. It's rebuilt entirely in your browser — nothing is ever sent to a server.
Email attachment limits, portal upload caps, and slow connections all make an oversized PDF a real headache — especially for scanned documents and PDFs full of photos. This tool re-renders each page and re-encodes it at a size you choose, right in your browser, so there's no waiting on a server upload or worrying about where your file went.
Yes, completely free with no signup, no watermark, and no daily limit.
No. Your PDF is opened, re-rendered, and rebuilt entirely inside your browser tab. It is never sent anywhere.
PDFs made mostly of text and vector graphics are already small and compress little further. This tool gets the biggest gains on scanned documents or PDFs with large embedded photos — try the "Strong" level for more savings.
Not currently — encrypted PDFs can't be read in the browser. Remove the password first, then compress.
Each page is re-rendered as an image, so very fine text or vector line art may look slightly softer at high compression. Use "Light" for documents where crispness matters most.