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Compress PDF to a Custom Size

Enter the maximum size your portal allows and we will rebuild the PDF at the highest readable quality that fits underneath it.

Choose your file

Pick from your files or gallery. You can also drag a file here.

Required size

We create the highest-quality file possible within this limit.

Compression rebuilds each page as an image: text may no longer be selectable, form fields and links are flattened, and any existing digital signature (DSC / eSign) becomes invalid. If signature validity matters, do not modify a signed PDF.

Private by design. This tool runs entirely inside your browser — your file is never uploaded to us or to any other server. How this works

  • No signup
  • Free to use
  • Processed in your browser
  • No watermark

What this tool produces

  • Works best on scanned or image-heavy PDFs, where most of the size sits in the pictures.
  • Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first.
  • Output stays a PDF with the same page order.
  • Password-protected or damaged PDFs cannot be processed; remove the password in your PDF viewer first.

How to use this tool

  1. Upload your PDF.
  2. Type the maximum size and pick KB or MB.
  3. Press Compress PDF.
  4. Check the reduction and page count, then download.

What this tool changes

Each page is re-rendered and stored as an optimised image inside a fresh PDF. That removes bulky embedded scans, fonts and metadata. Text remains visible but is no longer selectable, which portals accept for uploaded proofs.

Common upload problems

The text became fuzzy
Raise your limit slightly, or split the document and upload only the pages the form asks for.
My PDF is password protected
Open it in a PDF reader, save a copy without the password, then compress that copy.

Frequently asked questions

Can any PDF reach any size?
No. A 40-page scan cannot honestly become 100 KB and stay readable. We tell you when we reach that floor and give you the smallest readable version.
Is the PDF uploaded anywhere?
No. Pages are rendered and rebuilt inside your browser.