Compress PDF

Shrink scanned PDFs to a KB target in your browser — not uploaded to our servers for processing.

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Quick answer

TryQuickImg Compress PDF uses scan mode (rasterize → JPEG → rebuild) or a lighter keep-text path. Set a KB target, drop your PDF, download — files are not uploaded to our servers for processing.

Offline note
After assets load, many browsers (Chrome/Edge/Firefox) can keep the tool usable offline. Some browsers (e.g. Tor) or private modes block service workers — the tool still runs online without uploading your files to our servers for processing.
Mode

Drop a PDF

Or click to browse — multiple files OK

Soft limit: about 40 files per round (very large batches can slow the tab). Drop again for the rest — processing is not uploaded to our servers.

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Embed this tool

Paste this iframe on your site. Includes a backlink to Compress PDF. Opens chrome-less with ?embed=1.

Frequently asked questions

How do I compress a PDF to 100KB or 500KB?

Choose Scan mode for scanned/photo PDFs, set the KB target, drop your file, and download. The tool rasterizes pages and rebuilds a smaller PDF — all on your device.

What is Keep text mode?

Keep text re-saves the PDF with pdf-lib object streams. It helps some exports but does not rasterize. For camera-scanned documents, use Scan mode.

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. pdf.js and pdf-lib run in your browser. After the page loads you can go offline and still compress.

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