Shrink a large PDF so it fits an email or upload limit, without handing it to a third-party website. Compression runs entirely in your browser, so no document contents are sent to PaperFit.
Yes. Unlike most “compress PDF online” tools, PaperFit processes your file on your device, and no document contents are sent to PaperFit. The whole process happens on your own device using your browser, so a confidential contract, statement, or ID stays with you. You can confirm it: open your browser’s network tab and watch — no document contents are sent to PaperFit while you compress.
No. Compression runs in your browser. No document contents are sent to PaperFit, so there is nothing for us to see or store.
PaperFit aims for the smallest size that keeps your document readable. Choose the higher-quality preset to favour sharpness, or a target size to favour a smaller file.
You can compress PDFs up to 200 MB. Because everything runs locally, very large files depend on your device’s available memory.
No — if compression would not actually reduce the size, PaperFit keeps your original instead of handing back a larger file.
No. It works in any modern browser with no account, no extension, and no software to install.
Yes. It runs in mobile browsers too, though very large files are limited by phone memory.