Compress a PDF
Reduce the file size until it sends.
Makes a Word document (.docx) smaller by repacking the file, storing identical pictures once and, if you choose, re-encoding the JPEG and PNG pictures at the size they are shown. Text, styles, tables, headers and footers, footnotes, links, fields, comments and tracked changes are copied exactly as they are. A saving is not promised: a document without pictures often shrinks very little, and if the result is not smaller you get your original back. Picture compression loses some detail; the lossless level changes no picture. Macro-enabled, signed, password-protected and legacy .doc files are not supported. Compression needs a server, so the file is sent over an encrypted connection and the copy there is deleted as soon as the result is sent back, unless you are signed in and asked to keep it.
What it does
This tool needs a server. The file is sent over an encrypted connection, processed, and the copy there is deleted as soon as the result is sent back — unless you are signed in and asked to keep it.
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Yes. Compressing a document needs a server, so the file is sent over an encrypted connection. The copy there is deleted as soon as the result is sent back, unless you are signed in and asked to keep it.
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