Bring a bulky PDF down to a smaller file size that's easier to email or upload — choose how much to compress, then download.
Drop in the file you want to shrink.
Low keeps the most detail, Strong gives the smallest possible file.
See the size saved, then grab your compressed PDF.
Each page is re-rendered as an optimized JPEG at your chosen resolution and quality, then rebuilt into a new PDF — the same approach most compressors use for image-heavy files.
No — pages become flattened images, so text can no longer be selected or searched. This tool is best for scanned documents, photo-heavy PDFs, or files you just need to shrink for sharing.
PDFs that are already mostly plain text, or already lightly compressed, may see only a small size reduction — try the Strong setting for a bigger drop.