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a simple and free way of reducing pdf file size using preview
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.13
How to control the quality. The pdf after compression is hardly readable
How to control the quality. The pdf after compression is hardly readable
Compress a PDF
To save storage space, you can compress a PDF in Preview. When compressed, the PDF may be of lower quality than the original.
najm_ahmed wrote:
How to control the quality. The pdf after compression is hardly readable
I have not found a free application that reduces pdf file sizes well, maintaining resolution well. Maybe someone can recommend a free one here. However there are several applications that must be purchased that do this well, most seem to cost between $75 and $100. I have used PDF Expert and it does this very well, reducing PDF files from 35 MB down to 1 MB and in this instance, I could not see a difference in sharpness or quality. Adobe Acrobat can of course do this but is more costly, although there is a lower price for the student/teacher edition.
Good question
Yes, it's due to the graphics & how much you reduce it by, if you can reduce the pics then it'll be much smaller to start with.
a simple and free way of reducing pdf file size using preview
