Get any PDF under 300 KB while keeping it clearly readable — no upload.
Up to ~60 pages works best
🔒 100% private — files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
Yes — the 300 KB target is preset and the tool compresses to the highest quality that stays under it, so the document stays readable for the reviewer.
No. The PDF is rebuilt by your own browser and never sent to a server — safe for statements and IDs.
For strong compression, pages become images, so text is not selectable. Keep your original if you need to edit it.
The 300 KB limit shows up on portals sitting between the common 200 KB and 500 KB caps, and short scanned documents. Drop your PDF above and it will be compressed to fit.
300 KB comfortably fits a few text pages or a single scan while keeping everything clearly readable.
Different limit? The PDF compressor hub covers every size.
Drop your PDF above — the 300 KB target is preset — and the tool re-renders each page at the highest resolution that keeps the whole document under 300 KB, then rebuilds it. Strong compression converts pages to high-quality images, so the file gets small enough to upload while staying clearly readable for whoever reviews it. Everything runs on your own device, so even a bank statement or ID document never leaves your browser.
Because heavy compression turns text into images, the text in the compressed file is no longer selectable. That is fine for an upload, but keep your original PDF if you will need to edit or search it later.