Safe structural optimization
High Quality
Keeps original page objects and searchable text. The output may remain close to the original size.
Reduce PDF file size while controlling image quality, rendering detail, color, and document optimization settings.
Illustrative size example
Actual reduction depends on the source PDF and chosen method.
SMART COMPRESSION
Choose a real optimization method
IMAGE OPTIMIZATION
Control rasterized copy quality
GRAYSCALE
Optional for rasterized outputs
BATCH
Compress multiple PDFs
CONNECTED WORKFLOW
Accept transferred browser files
Compression methods
Nexynto separates safe structural optimization from rasterization so you can understand when searchable content may be flattened.
Safe structural optimization
Keeps original page objects and searchable text. The output may remain close to the original size.
Standard rasterized copy
Re-renders complete pages with medium JPEG quality. Useful for reviewed delivery copies.
Stronger rasterized copy
Uses stronger JPEG compression. Inspect small text, gradients, and signatures carefully.
How it works
Choose one file or a batch.
Preserve structure or create a rasterized copy.
Review measured file sizes after processing.
PDFs are processed on this device without a Nexynto server upload. Rasterized presets can use more memory because pages are rendered locally.
Common questions
Add one or more PDFs, choose a real compression method, review the quality trade-off, and select Compress PDF. Each completed file shows its measured input and output size.
Safe optimization preserves the document structure and does not intentionally lower visual quality. Balanced and Small File create rasterized delivery copies, so fine image and text detail can change.
It depends on the document. Already optimized PDFs may change very little, while image-heavy files can sometimes shrink more when rasterization is acceptable. Nexynto does not promise a fixed percentage.
Yes. The current browser workflow accepts multiple PDFs, processes each file separately, and can package completed results into a ZIP.
Yes. Scanned PDFs are image-heavy, so rasterized presets may reduce their size. Review small text and signatures before replacing the original.
Safe optimization keeps the original PDF structure. Rasterized presets flatten each page into an image, so searchable text, links, forms, layers, and accessibility structure can be lost.
The rasterized presets re-render complete pages as JPEG images with an adjustable encoding quality. The current engine does not selectively recompress individual embedded images.
No. This Compress PDF workflow reads, processes, and creates downloads in your browser. Practical batch size depends on available device memory.
Yes, subject to your mobile browser and available memory. Large image-heavy PDFs are more demanding than small text documents.
Practical guides
Quality guide · 10 min read
Understand structural optimization, image-heavy documents, and when to keep a master copy.
Read guideFile-size guide · 9 min read
Find the common causes: scans, embedded images, fonts, duplicate resources, and repeated editing.
Read guideMethods guide · 11 min read
Compare structural rewriting with page rendering before choosing a delivery method.
Read guideRelated PDF tools