PDF → ≤ 500 KB
Compress PDF to 500 KB — for tight upload limits
Many government and visa portals enforce a strict 500 KB cap on PDF uploads. Krymp helps you hit it: lower quality presets aggressively re-encode embedded images while keeping text crisp. Drop the PDF, pick Low quality, check the new size, and adjust until you're under 500 KB. All local, no account.
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- Ingen uppladdning
- Gratis · ingen kö
Snabbfakta
- Target
- ≤ 500 KB
- Best for
- Visa/government portals
- Method
- Aggressive image re-encoding
- Library
- pdf-lib (WASM)
- Privacy
- 100% local — nothing uploaded
- Cost
- Free — no account, no watermark
Direktjämförelse — Krymp vs ilovepdf
Krymp compresses PDFs locally in your browser — ilovepdf uploads them to their servers.
| Egenskap | Krymp | ilovepdf |
|---|---|---|
| Processing | In your browser | On their servers |
| Files/day (free) | Unlimited | ~1 task/h |
| Max file size (free) | Device memory | Large files need Premium |
| Account required? | No | For Premium |
| Price | $0 | From ~$6/month |
Så funkar det
- 1
Open Compress
CTA below.
- 2
Drop PDF
Or pick from device.
- 3
Pick Low quality
Then check the resulting size.
- 4
Iterate if needed
Lower DPI or split into smaller PDFs if still too large.
Vanliga frågor
Why can't I always hit 500 KB?
Text-heavy or vector PDFs are already compact and may not drop further. Scanned PDFs compress most easily.
Tip for scanned PDFs?
Try Low quality first — scans often go from 5 MB down to 200–400 KB at acceptable readability.
Account?
Not required.
Privacy?
Local only.
Mobile?
Yes.
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