PDF SIZE METER / 01
Set a compression level and measure one PDF result
Choose one of four settings for one PDF, download the result, and compare the original size, result size, and calculated reduction before using the file.
- 1 PDF per operation
- 50 MB input and result
- 4 selectable levels
Four values map to four compression levels
The editor presents four selectable values. The selected value is sent as one of the four compression levels shown below.
- Extreme (0.2) — Compression level: extreme
- High (0.4) — Compression level: high
- Medium (0.6) — Compression level: medium
- Low (0.8) — Compression level: low
From PDF input to a checked download
The operation works with one PDF at a time and keeps the level choice and returned size information distinct.
1. Add one PDF
Select one PDF file with an input size of up to 50 MB.
2. Set a level
Choose extreme (0.2), high (0.4), medium (0.6), or low (0.8).
3. Download and inspect
Download the result PDF and check its text, images, and pages.
The result comes with size readings
The downloadable result is a PDF. The editor displays its original size, result size, and calculated reduction value.
- Original size is displayed
- Result size is displayed
- Reduction value is calculated
The size boundary is visible on both sides
One PDF is accepted per operation. Input and returned result PDFs each have a maximum size of 50 MB.
- 01 — PDF per operation
- 50 MB — maximum input PDF
- 50 MB — maximum result PDF
Use the download as the review copy
Download the PDF before using it. Review its text, images, and pages in the context in which you need the document.
- Check text
- Check images
- Check pages
Questions about PDF compression
How many PDFs can I compress at once?
One operation accepts one PDF.
Which levels are available?
The editor offers extreme (0.2), high (0.4), medium (0.6), and low (0.8).
What size limits apply?
The input PDF can be up to 50 MB, and the returned result PDF can also be up to 50 MB.
What happens if the PDF is not made smaller?
The compressor returns the original PDF rather than a larger file. Download the result and check its text, images, and pages before using it.