Compress PDF to 200KB
Upload your PDF and shrink it toward 200KB — right in your browser, nothing sent anywhere.
How to use it
- Click Choose PDF (or drag and drop your file onto the button).
- The tool rebuilds your PDF with compressed internal storage, right in your browser.
- Check the before/after sizes, then click Download.
What it does — honestly
This tool re-saves your PDF with compressed object streams, which removes wasted space inside the file. Text-based PDFs often shrink a lot. Image-heavy PDFs shrink less, because the photos inside are already compressed — no honest tool can squeeze those much further without making pages blurry. The result screen always tells you exactly what size was achieved, so you know where you stand against the 200KB target.
Made for Indian upload limits
Job applications, college admissions and government tenders routinely cap uploads at 200KB–500KB per file. If your scanned certificates are too big, try this first; if the result is still over the limit, scan at a lower DPI or split the PDF into parts.
Frequently asked questions
How do I compress a PDF to 200KB?
Choose your PDF above — the tool compresses it in your browser and shows the final size. If it lands under 200KB, download it.
Is my PDF uploaded to a server?
No. Everything happens on your device; your documents never leave your browser.
Why didn't my PDF reach 200KB?
PDFs full of photos or scans are already compressed inside — there is little waste left to remove. Try a lower scan resolution.
Will compression damage my PDF?
No — pages, text and layout are preserved exactly. Only internal storage is packed tighter.