Choose your PDF
Select one PDF from your device or drop it into the compressor.
Reduce PDF file size online for free. Choose a compression level, compare the original and compressed sizes, and download the result — no account required.
or choose a PDF from your device
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Compression works best on PDFs containing photos or scanned pages. Text-only PDFs may already be highly optimized.
Compression complete.
Your PDF is read and compressed directly in your browser. Octumi does not upload the selected PDF in this version.
Make a PDF smaller for email, uploads or sharing in a few simple steps. Octumi shows the resulting file size before you download it.
Select one PDF from your device or drop it into the compressor.
Choose Light, Recommended or Strong depending on the balance you want.
Octumi processes each page in your browser and creates the compressed PDF.
See the original size, compressed size and percentage saved before downloading.
Light prioritizes image quality with a smaller reduction. Recommended aims for a useful balance of quality and file size. Strong targets a smaller file with more image-quality reduction.
Compression works best on PDFs containing photos or scanned pages. Text-only or already optimized PDFs may not become meaningfully smaller, and Octumi will tell you when there is no useful reduction at the selected level.
Yes. You can use the Compress PDF tool without creating an Octumi account.
Recommended is a good starting point. Choose Light when image quality matters more, or Strong when reducing file size matters more.
It can. Octumi rebuilds PDF pages using compressed image data, so stronger compression can reduce image quality. Keep your original PDF if you may need the highest-quality version later.
Some PDFs are already highly optimized. If Octumi cannot produce a useful reduction at the selected level, it tells you instead of presenting a larger file as a successful compression.
No. In this version, the selected PDF is read and compressed directly in your browser. The PDF libraries used by the page are loaded from third-party CDNs.