Upload up to 20 PDF files at once. Choose your quality preset. Download compressed files instantly. No registration, no watermarks.
Server-side compression using Ghostscript, the industry-standard PDF engine. Fast, reliable, and battle-tested.
Choose Screen for smallest size, eBook for a great balance, or Printer for high-quality output ready for printing.
Your PDFs are never read, shared, or stored. All files are automatically and permanently deleted after 10 minutes.
Compress up to 20 PDF files in one go. Perfect for reports, invoices, presentations, and scanned documents.
Download all your compressed PDFs in a single ZIP file, or save them one by one — your choice.
No subscription, no premium plan, no watermarks added to your files. Free to use as many times as you need.
Drag & drop your PDF files or click to browse. Select up to 20 files at once.
Pick a preset: Screen (smallest), eBook (balanced), or Printer (high quality).
Get your compressed PDFs individually or as a single ZIP file.
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PDF only — up to 20 files, 100MB each
Compressing PDFs...
Yes. This tool is completely free to use with no hidden costs, subscriptions, or premium tiers. There are no watermarks or branding added to your compressed PDFs.
Your PDFs are temporarily stored for up to 10 minutes so you can download the results, then automatically and permanently deleted. We never read, share, or process your files beyond compression.
Results vary depending on the content. PDFs with many images typically compress 50–80% with the Screen preset. Text-heavy or already-optimized PDFs may compress less. Our tool will always keep the best result — if compression makes the file larger, the original is kept.
The eBook and Printer presets maintain very good visual quality while still reducing file size. The Screen preset reduces image resolution to 72 DPI which may be noticeable on printed output but is perfectly fine for digital use.
You can upload up to 20 PDF files per batch, with a maximum of 100MB per file. There is no limit on how many batches you process.
Yes. Scanned PDFs (which are essentially images inside a PDF) often achieve the highest compression rates since the image data is re-compressed at the selected DPI setting.