Shrink a PDF in your browser. Lossless mode cleans up the file structure; aggressive mode recompresses pages as JPEG images for big savings on scans.
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Compress PDF reduces a PDF's file size with an adjustable quality slider, letting you shrink large scanned documents or image-heavy PDFs down to a size that's easier to email, upload to a portal with a file-size limit, or store without eating up storage space.
Most PDF bloat comes from uncompressed embedded images and fonts; this tool re-compresses embedded images at your chosen quality level while keeping the actual text and layout intact, so you can balance smaller file size against visual quality depending on whether the PDF is for archival, printing or quick sharing.
No, text in a PDF is typically stored as vector data, not images, so compression (which mainly targets embedded images) doesn't blur or degrade actual text content — only image-based content and scanned pages are affected by the quality slider.
It depends heavily on the original content — image-heavy scanned PDFs can shrink significantly (often 50-80%), while text-only PDFs with few images may see comparatively small size reductions since there's less to compress.
Most AIVEXA tools run entirely in your browser (client-side), which means your files and inputs are processed on your own device and are not uploaded to a server.
Yes — it works on any modern browser (desktop, Android or iOS) without installing an app, and it's free to use with no signup or watermark.
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