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Try lossless PDF repacking, or make an explicitly flattened smaller copy of a scanned PDF.

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Unencrypted PDF · 50 MB per file

Files are processed in this browser, with no upload or server-side temporary files. Reset cancels work and releases this tool’s references. Downloads remain on your device; browser memory reclamation is controlled by the browser.

Rewriting a PDF can invalidate signatures. Merging may not retain document-level features. Repacking and merging allow 300 pages total; rendering allows 60 pages, 16 megapixels per page, and 150 MB of image data.

Two different ways to make a PDF smaller

Lossless repacking rewrites the PDF with compressed object streams. It does not reduce the resolution of embedded photographs, so savings may be small or nonexistent. If the result grows, keep the original.

Scanned-copy mode renders every page into a JPEG and places it into a new PDF. This may shrink image-heavy scans, but it removes selectable text, links, forms, signatures, bookmarks, and accessibility structure. You must acknowledge these losses before using it.

Choosing a readable scanned copy

Lower render scale and JPEG quality reduce bytes at the cost of clarity. Test small footnotes, faint handwriting, and stamps. For searchable or accessible documents, optimize from the source application instead.

Digital signatures will not remain valid after rewriting. Do not use either mode on a signed document when signature validity matters.

Email limits apply to the whole message

Email encoding adds overhead, so a file just under a stated message limit can still fail. Leave a margin and count all attachments. For sensitive or very large files, use an approved sharing system.

Processing limits and reset

One unencrypted PDF up to 50 MB is accepted. Repacking allows 300 pages and 150 MB of saved output. Scanned-copy mode allows 60 pages, 16 megapixels per page, and 150 MB of accumulated image data before PDF packaging.

Processing stays in browser memory, with no file uploads or server temporary files. Reset cancels the operation and releases application references; downloaded copies remain. Device memory can impose a lower practical limit than the stated caps.

Frequently asked questions

Will every PDF get smaller?

No. Already optimized files and text-only PDFs may not shrink.

Will text remain selectable?

Lossless repacking normally retains text. Scanned-copy mode removes the text layer.

Can I process password-protected files?

Encrypted PDFs are not supported. Use an authorized unencrypted copy.

What are the limits?

50 MB per input. Scanned-copy mode is limited to 60 pages to bound browser memory.