Click to upload or drag & drop a PDF file
Compress PDF files online to reduce file size while preserving quality. Perfect for shrinking large PDFs before emailing or uploading — all processed securely in your browser.
Click to upload or drag & drop a PDF file
Compress PDF files online to reduce file size while preserving quality. Perfect for shrinking large PDFs before emailing or uploading — all processed securely in your browser.
The TextCraft PDF Compressor is a free online tool that reduces PDF file sizes by optimising images, removing redundant data, and applying efficient encoding. Upload your PDF and the tool shrinks it significantly while preserving text quality, fonts, and document structure.
This browser-based PDF compressor handles everything from simple text documents to image-heavy PDFs with embedded fonts and complex layouts. All processing happens locally on your device, keeping your sensitive documents completely private with no server uploads.
Reduces PDF file sizes through image optimisation, metadata removal, redundant data cleanup, and efficient stream encoding.
All PDF processing happens locally in your browser. Your documents never leave your device for complete privacy and security.
Text remains sharp and searchable after compression. Fonts, hyperlinks, bookmarks, and document structure are all preserved.
Choose from light, medium, or strong compression to control the balance between file size reduction and output quality.
No registration, no daily limits, no premium fees. Compress as many PDF documents as you need without any cost.
Reduce PDF file sizes instantly with the TextCraft PDF Compressor. Optimize images, remove redundant data, and shrink documents while preserving quality — all securely in your browser.
Text quality remains excellent after compression as fonts are preserved. Images may see quality reduction depending on the compression level you choose, with strong compression affecting images more.
The tool works with standard unprotected PDFs. Password-protected or encrypted PDF files should be unlocked first before compression can be applied.
No, hyperlinks, bookmarks, form fields, and document metadata are all preserved during compression. Only redundant data and image sizes are optimised.
Typical compression reduces file size by 30-60 percent for text-based PDFs and up to 80 percent for image-heavy documents, depending on the compression level selected.
Absolutely. The PDF Compressor processes everything locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your document never leaves your device and is not stored or logged.