Free PDF Compressor Online — Reduce PDF Size

Compress PDF online and reduce PDF file size directly in your browser. Choose a compression level and target size, then download your optimized PDF.

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Higher optimization may reduce file structure overhead more aggressively.
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Free PDF Compressor Online

Toolton's free PDF compressor helps reduce PDF file size directly in your browser. No account or software installation is required.

A smaller PDF can be easier to upload, share, store and send when a website or application has a file-size limit.

Compress PDF to a Smaller File Size

Select a target size such as 20KB, 50KB, 100KB, 200KB, 500KB or 1MB. The selected size is treated as a target rather than a guaranteed output size, because already-optimized PDFs may not be reducible to every target.

How to Compress a PDF

  1. Select or drop your PDF file.
  2. Choose a target file size.
  3. Select the compression level.
  4. Tap Compress PDF.
  5. Check the result and download the PDF.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I compress a PDF online?

Select your PDF, choose the desired target size and compression level, then use Compress PDF. The processed PDF can be downloaded from the result section.

Is the PDF compressor free?

Yes. Toolton's PDF compressor is available without requiring an account.

Can I compress a PDF on my phone?

Yes. The page is designed to work on modern mobile, tablet and desktop browsers.

Is my PDF uploaded to Toolton?

No server upload is required by this tool. Processing takes place inside your browser.

Can I compress a PDF to 100KB?

You can select 100KB as your target size. The tool uses the selected value as a best-effort target. The final file may be larger if the PDF cannot be reduced further.

Will every PDF become smaller?

No. Some PDFs are already optimized or contain content that cannot be efficiently reduced by browser-side optimization. In those cases the output may change very little.