How to compress a PDF
- Choose a PDF file.
- Pick Light to keep the text selectable, or Strong for the biggest saving.
- Press Compress PDF. We show how much smaller it got. If it did not shrink, keep your original.
Make a PDF smaller for email or upload. Choose light or strong compression.
Your file stays on this device. It is processed in your browser and never uploaded.
Light compression rewrites the file in a more compact form and keeps text and pictures exactly as they were. The saving is small, and sometimes zero. Strong compression turns each page into a picture at the quality you choose. It can cut a big scanned or picture-heavy file a lot, but the text can no longer be selected or searched.
Many PDFs are already compressed. Light compression cannot shrink them further. Try Strong if you do not need the text, or reduce the images in the program that made the file.
No. It is compressed inside your browser and never leaves your device.
Join several PDFs into one file, in the order you choose.
Cut a PDF into separate files by page range, or one file per page.
Turn all pages, or only the ones you pick, by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
See every page, mark the ones you do not need, and save a cleaner file.
Pick the pages you want and save only those into a new PDF.
Move pages into a new order, turn them, and delete the ones you do not need.
Put one or many JPG pictures into a PDF, one picture per page.
Put one or many PNG pictures into a PDF, keeping them sharp.
Put JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF images into one PDF, one image per page.
Turn every page of a PDF into a JPG picture and download them together.
Turn every page of a PDF into a sharp PNG picture and download them together.
Turn every page into a picture. Choose JPG or PNG and the quality.
Number every page. Pick the position, the style and the first number.
Stamp a line of text such as DRAFT or CONFIDENTIAL across every page.