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With Adobe online tools, you can make light work of all your tasks. Use the compress PDF tool to reduce the size of PDF files in just a click.
Upload PDF files and let Adobe online tools do all the work. Compress your PDF files to a smaller file size, making it easier to save in storage, share and attach to emails.
You choose how small to make your files. Different compression levels can affect the image quality. Need a super small PDF file? Select High compression. To retain a higher file quality, choose Medium or Low compression.
Avoid email file size limits and enjoy faster upload speeds (depending on your internet connection) with smaller files. Make sure to adjust the size of your PDF to stay within limits before sharing. Our PDF compression tool makes sharing documents online easier.
We value your security above all else. With Adobe online tools, if you don’t save your file, we’ll delete them from our servers to protect your privacy. We also install safety measures into every PDF created using Acrobat.
Adobe created the PDF file format. That’s why we offer the best editing tools available online. Try our free PDF compression tool and reduce file sizes securely on your browser – including Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome.
Adobe online tools can compress PDF documents without compromising quality. Choosing a low compression level reduces the file size to approximately 1.0MB while retaining the highest quality settings. For even smaller files, you can select medium compression to reduce your PDF size to further.
To find out more visit our guide on how to compress PDF to 1MB and lower. You can also try a 7-day free trial of Adobe Acrobat Pro and use precise optimisation tools.