PDF Compressor

Compression Input

Attach a PDF file and choose the target compression profile that fits screen, ebook, printer, or prepress delivery.

Monitor the queued PDF compression run, track progress, and keep the output attached to the jobs system.

Current status

Waiting for a file

Progress0%

Completed jobs publish a compressed PDF artifact that can be downloaded from this workspace.

No compressed PDF yet. Upload a source file and dispatch the job to generate a smaller output.

compression.profile -> ebook

awaiting PDF compression dispatch

PDF Tools

The page keeps the task direct: upload one PDF, choose the output profile, dispatch the job, then download the smaller document.

Upload one PDF source file and keep the compression task attached to a single queued document job.
Choose the profile before the worker starts so the output is aligned with screen, ebook, printer, or prepress delivery.
Download the compressed PDF when processing completes and continue into adjacent PDF workflows if needed.

The best profile depends on where the PDF is going next, so the page should explain the delivery intent behind each option.

Screen is useful for lightweight on-screen review, browser delivery, and quick sharing.
Ebook is the balanced default when the PDF needs to stay readable while becoming smaller and easier to move around.
Printer is useful when the PDF still needs stronger print-oriented quality while reducing file size.
Prepress is the heavier option for workflows that still care about production quality and downstream print handling.

This route is strongest when the user wants the same PDF output shape, just smaller and easier to deliver.

Reduce PDF size before email, messaging, client review, or lightweight document delivery.
Prepare documents for upload forms, portals, and systems that enforce tighter size limits.
Create smaller PDF artifacts for storage, sharing, and repeated downstream handoff.