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When I try to reduce pdf file size in Big Sur Preview using export and the Quartz filters, the Reduce File Size filter reduces a 9.9 MB doc to an unusable/unreadable 92 KB doc
What happened to the ability to chose a file size reduction?
Hope do I get some control back on this?
iMac 27″, macOS 11.2
Open ColorSync Utility and create additional Quartz filters for PDF files like this:
As you can see I've created a number of filters to choose from in Preview. Click on this button:
to dupilcate your only filter, click on the cog button to change the settings to what you want for a second filter.
The new filters will be available at the bottom of the Filter menu when saving PDFs.
Open ColorSync Utility and create additional Quartz filters for PDF files like this:
As you can see I've created a number of filters to choose from in Preview. Click on this button:
to dupilcate your only filter, click on the cog button to change the settings to what you want for a second filter.
The new filters will be available at the bottom of the Filter menu when saving PDFs.
Thank you. However, in macOS 11.2.2, the various dpi compressions your screenshot shows as Builtin Filters do not exist.
I had to create custom filters to get that range of dpi.
The Builtin Reduce File Size filter is set for High Quality, but Set Scale is checked at 0%, Resolution is unchecked, and Constrain Size is set to 128 min and 512 max pixels, and Image Compression Quality is set to medium.
Thank you. I was able to create new filters you describe.
reduce pdf file size Big Sur
