Make PDFs small enough to email by shrinking the photos inside them.
Shrinks the photos inside your PDF (scans, brochures, slides). Text and vector graphics stay sharp and usually shrink little.
Drop one PDF file onto the page.
Light keeps the best quality, Strong makes the smallest file.
See how much space you saved, then save the new PDF.
No. Compression runs in your browser, so the file stays on your device.
It re-encodes the photos inside the PDF at a lower quality and size, then saves the file with a more compact structure. Text and vector graphics are not changed.
PDFs made mostly of text and shapes are already small, and some photos are already heavily compressed. Try the Strong level, or a PDF with scans or photos.
Standard JPEG photos and scans. Images in other formats, such as black-and-white scans or CMYK photos, are left as they are.
Yes. Text is not touched, so it stays selectable and searchable.
Not directly. Remove the password first, then add the file.