Built for the 200 KB upload limit
Many bank KYC portals, exam application forms, and SSC / UPSC sites accept PDFs only up to 200 KB. This page targets that exact ceiling so your file uploads on the first try.
If a portal is asking for a PDF under 200 KB, you don't need a desktop app. Our browser-based PDF compressor reduces any PDF to ~200 KB in seconds, with no upload and no quality loss on text.
Your file never leaves your browser.
Most files process in under a second.
Output is byte-for-byte yours.
Many bank KYC portals, exam application forms, and SSC / UPSC sites accept PDFs only up to 200 KB. This page targets that exact ceiling so your file uploads on the first try.
We re-render your PDF pages at a lower DPI, recompress embedded images, and strip non-essential metadata. Everything happens locally in your browser — your file is never uploaded to our servers, which means it's safe to use with personal photos, IDs, and confidential documents.
Start with a digitally generated PDF when possible. Re-scanning a paper document at 150 DPI in grayscale gives much smaller PDFs than 300 DPI color scans. Avoid embedded fonts you don't need.
Visually almost identical — text stays sharp, only photo DPI is reduced.
No. Because compression happens in your browser, you can drop in PDFs of any size.
Never.