خيارات ضغط PDF

This cuts the physical resolution of the pages in half. It results in the fastest processing time and the tiniest file size, but text and images will look noticeably blurry. Best for simple archiving where visual quality doesn't matter.

This scales the document down to 70% of its original size. It provides the perfect balance for most users—drastically reducing file size while keeping text fully readable on screens.

This barely shrinks the document (90% of original size), preserving almost all crisp details. Use this if you have high-quality images or charts that cannot lose their sharpness, though the file size will remain larger.

This applies heavy JPEG artifacting to your images. It shrinks the file massively, but images will look blocky or "pixelated".

The industry-standard sweet spot. It drops the file size significantly without introducing obvious visual artifacts to the naked eye.

Very light compression. The file size won't shrink as much, but your images will retain premium, near-original visual fidelity.

If your document doesn't strictly need color, selecting Grayscale Mode converts everything to black and white, instantly stripping away bulky color data and drastically shrinking the file size.

Every PDF has hidden data attached to it (Author Name, Creation Date, Software Used, etc.). Choosing Scrub Metadata permanently erases this hidden text. Not only does this slightly reduce your file size, but it is also excellent for protecting your privacy before sharing documents publicly!