PDF Compressor
Compress PDF files online for free directly in your browser. Reduce document size by up to 80% with custom target sizes and zero server uploads.
Select your file here to get started
or drop your file here.
What to expect
Experience fast, secure, and completely private processing directly inside your web browser.
Guaranteed Document Privacy
Bank records, resumes, and medical files stay safely on your local device.
Predictable Target Sizes
Hit strict email and application portal upload limits without trial and error.
Sharp Text Retention
Vector text, signatures, and document layouts stay crisp and fully legible.
How it works
Simply upload your content, adjust your settings, and download the result instantly.
Choose PDF Files
Drag and drop one or multiple PDF documents into the browser compression window.
Select Size Target
Pick a compression preset or specify your exact target file size in KB or MB.
Download Smaller PDF
Save the reduced document directly to your device or download all as a ZIP archive.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get quick answers about supported formats, data privacy, and using this tool.

About This Tool
Shrink large PDF documents to manageable file sizes without compromising font sharpness or diagram readability. Whether you need to meet strict email attachment caps, upload resumes to job portals, or submit legal forms under a 2MB limit, this client-side PDF compressor reduces file weight by up to 80%. Most online PDF tools send your sensitive tax forms, financial records, and contracts to remote cloud processing queues, introducing data leaks and privacy risks. Our optimizer runs locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your documents are rendered, downsampled, and re-encoded on your device, meaning your confidential information never travels over the web. Set specific target sizes in kilobytes or megabytes, or select smart compression presets that match standard government, university, or corporate portal requirements. Batch-process multiple PDF files simultaneously and download the optimized files individually or packaged in a ZIP archive.







