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Reduce PDF size by re-encoding pages as images at your chosen quality. Local processing; output text, links, and forms are flattened.
Reduce PDF size locally with adjustable image quality
Up to 100 MB and 300 pages. Processed on this device.
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Pages are rendered in your browser and rebuilt as a new PDF. Nothing is uploaded, and your original is not changed.
Compress image-heavy PDFs locally in your browser by rendering each page and re-encoding it as a JPEG image. Choose a quality preset and compare the output size with the original. This raster-based process can reduce file size, but it flattens selectable text, links, forms, bookmarks, and vector artwork. The original file is never changed or uploaded.
What you get with PDF Compressor.
Balance output size and page-image quality with Small, Balanced, or High quality.
See the output file size and actual reduction before downloading.
Pages are re-encoded as JPEG images; searchable text and interactive PDF features are flattened.
The original PDF stays on your device and is not uploaded.
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Common questions about PDF Compressor.
It renders each page and re-encodes it as a JPEG image using your selected quality preset. The actual size change depends on the source PDF and may vary.
No. This image-based method flattens pages, so text is no longer selectable or searchable. Links, forms, bookmarks, and vector content are not preserved.
Yes. Already-optimized or mostly-text PDFs may produce a larger file. Compare the displayed sizes before downloading.
No. Rendering and compression happen locally in your browser. The file is not sent to our server.
No. The tool creates a separate compressed copy and leaves your original file unchanged.
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