Compress PDF
Shrink a PDF toward a target file size by rasterizing and re-compressing every page.
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How it works
- 1
Choose a PDF
Up to 50 MB.
- 2
Set a target size in KB
Split evenly across every page.
- 3
Download the compressed PDF
Every page is rasterized to a compressed JPEG at its original page size.
FAQ
- Does this hit the exact target size?
- Not exactly — the target is split evenly across pages and each page is compressed independently, so a document mixing text-heavy and image-heavy pages compresses unevenly; the result is a best-effort approximation, not a byte-exact guarantee.
- Will the compressed PDF still have selectable text?
- No — every page is rasterized to an image as part of compressing it, so the output has no selectable text layer even if the original did. Use this when a smaller file matters more than text selection (e.g. an upload size limit).
- Why would a page not reach its share of the target size?
- Very low target sizes can bottom out at the lowest JPEG quality this tool will use — that page is returned at its best-effort smallest size instead of degrading further.
- Does this tool upload my PDF anywhere?
- No — every page is rasterized, compressed and reassembled entirely in your browser; files are never sent to a server.