Multi-page applications
A practical starting point for documents that need readable stamps, photographs, or several pages.
Bring a PDF below 500 KB while preserving as much clarity as the document allows. The limit is filled in before processing begins.
Your document never leaves this browser.
Heavy compression rebuilds pages as images. Text, forms, links, accessibility tags, and digital signatures may be flattened. Keep your original.
PDFPinch works toward a maximum of 500 KB, equivalent to 512,000 bytes. If the original is already smaller, it preserves the original file.
A 500 KB ceiling gives photographs, scans, and several-page documents more room than smaller presets. Complex portfolios or long image-based PDFs may still need splitting or a higher limit.
A practical starting point for documents that need readable stamps, photographs, or several pages.
Compare the output with the original, especially when the PDF contains small print or coloured evidence.
Keep digitally signed, editable, or archival originals untouched; compress a separate submission copy.
Your document stays on this device.
The tool searches for the clearest version below the limit.
Download only after checking text, signatures, and page order.
Need a different ceiling? Open the full PDF compressor →
The tool treats 500 KB as a maximum and aims just below it. An exact byte-for-byte size would add useless padding and is rarely required by upload portals.
PDFPinch keeps the original bytes rather than recompressing an already acceptable file.
The current browser tool supports up to 40 pages and files up to 40 MB. A long PDF may not remain readable at a 500 KB total limit.
Want to understand the trade-offs? Read the exact-size PDF guide →