Compress PDF

Compressing a PDF reduces the file size of the document without significantly compromising its quality. This is achieved by applying various compression techniques, such as reducing image resolution, removing unnecessary metadata, or optimizing font embedding. Compressed PDFs consume less storage space and bandwidth, making them easier to share via email, upload to websites, or transfer between devices. Compression is particularly beneficial for large PDF files containing high-resolution images or graphics, as it minimizes download times and conserves storage capacity. Despite reducing file size, compression aims to maintain the readability and visual integrity of the PDF, ensuring that content remains legible and professional.