Reduce file size by removing thumbnails, metadata and optimising the internal structure.
Drag and drop your PDF, or click to browse.
Upload your PDF
Select the PDF you want to reduce in size from your device.
Compression runs
The tool removes redundant data and optimises the file structure — entirely in your browser.
Download the smaller file
Your compressed PDF is ready. Check the new file size before saving.
PDFEverything compresses PDF files by removing embedded thumbnails, redundant metadata, and unused internal objects — all processing runs locally in your browser. No file is uploaded to any server.
Compressing a PDF is useful before sending it by email, uploading it to a web form with a size limit, or storing large archives more efficiently. The tool preserves text, images, and formatting while reducing the file footprint.
Results vary depending on the content. PDFs with many embedded images typically shrink the most. Documents that are already well-optimised may see only a small reduction.
This tool removes redundant internal data and optimises the file structure without recompressing images. Visible quality is preserved. For stronger compression with image downsampling, use the Reduce DPI tool.
Protected PDFs need to be unlocked before compression. Use the Unlock PDF tool first, compress the file, then re-protect it if needed.
No hard limit. Processing runs on your device, so very large files (500 MB+) may be slow depending on your hardware.
No. Compression runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to any server.
