About
PDF Squeezer is a simple application designed for quickly compressing PDF files.Take a PDF of any size, simply drag and drop it into the app, and instantly get a much smaller file.This PDF size optimizer is ideal for sending files, fitting them within application limits, or uploading them to the cloud—especially if you are unsure about the reliability of your internet connection.
Minimalist Interface
The app is free of cluttered settings and unnecessary buttons; nothing will confuse you, as the only goal is to make your file smaller.Open the app, and you will see a designated area labeled "Drag your files here"—and nothing else.Simply drag in a file, reduce its size, and save it back to your Mac.
Compress PDF Documents for the Web
You have likely encountered document upload limits on many websites.Job applications, resumes, visa documents—uploading anything required for online forms that comes with size restrictions is now incredibly simple.
Reduce the Size of Multiple PDF Files at Once
You can save a significant amount of time by resizing batches of files simultaneously in PDF Squeezer.The files are processed and reduced in size sequentially, allowing you to retrieve the final results once the process is complete.The same applies to multiple folders.
Compress Entire Folders and Subfolders
You can compress every file within a folder—including its subfolders—all at once.Simply drag the folder into the app, and every PDF file contained within it (including those in any subfolders) will be automatically compressed.
Works with Password-Protected PDFs
Don't worry if the file you need to compress is password-protected.The app will reduce its size while leaving all the original data—including the password—completely intact.You can rest assured that your important documents remain secure (and significantly smaller in size) after compression.Preserve Quality
If you have a stunning presentation and are concerned that compression might compromise the quality of your images, the smart PDF Squeezer has you covered.You can adjust the quality settings prior to compression to ensure that your file retains its intended appearance.