Target set to 200 KB. Drop your PDF and download the smallest version that still looks sharp.
Processed securely on our server and deleted as soon as it's done. Nothing is stored.
200 KB is a common limit for job portals, university applications and government forms. It's enough for a few scanned pages at good quality.
Only the images inside your PDF are reduced, so text stays sharp and selectable. Your file is deleted from our server as soon as it's done.
Upload your PDF.
Choose a compression level or a target size such as under 200KB.
Compress and compare the original and new size.
Preview and download.
Some PDFs contain many detailed images. Try grayscale, or split the document and upload the pages separately if the form allows it.
If lossless optimisation reaches 200 KB, yes. If pages have to be converted to images, text becomes part of the image.
No. Scanned documents and photos usually shrink a lot, but long or detailed documents may not reach very small targets while staying readable. The tool shows the size it actually achieved and tells you when a target couldn't be met.
Yes. Only the images inside your PDF are reduced; text, fonts, links and vector graphics stay sharp and selectable at every level.
No. Your PDF is compressed on our server over an encrypted connection and deleted as soon as the result is ready. We never keep a copy.