Click "Choose Files" or drag and drop one or more PDFs into the secure workspace.
Select Basic, Strong, or Extreme depending on your needs. The system estimates the compressed size in real time.
Hit "Compress" and the system finishes in seconds — download your significantly smaller PDF for free.
Basic mode reduces file size with virtually no visible quality loss — ideal for contracts, reports, and formal documents. Strong mode further shrinks the file with a slight reduction in image quality — great for email attachments and web uploads. Extreme mode achieves the smallest possible size — best for text-heavy documents.
No. The compression engine only optimizes embedded bitmap images. Text and vector elements maintain 100% original clarity with zero degradation.
Compression ratio depends on the original content. Image-heavy PDFs can be reduced by up to 99% in Extreme mode. Text-dominant documents have less compression headroom but still achieve noticeable size reduction.
Yes. Multi-select or drag-and-drop for batch upload. All files are processed in parallel — download individually or as a ZIP archive.
Free users can compress PDFs up to 100 MB with no usage limits and no watermarks. Need more? Upgrade to Pro for files up to 2 GB.
Your files are safe. All data is transferred via 256-bit encryption, processed on EU-based servers under GDPR compliance, and permanently deleted after processing.
Yes. After compression, the system recommends follow-up tools like merging, watermarking, and format conversion. Click to continue — no re-uploading needed.

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