PDF Squeezer

The current version at the Mac App Store is 4.3.5

The current version at the Mac App Store is 4.3.4

The current version of PDF Squezzer at the Mac App Store is 4.3.1

After a few months of using this program, I've found that this is programs the best, or one of the best compression programs available.. The batch processing saves me so much time, when I have a complete concert band score consisting of 30 or more parts to compress. One of the best features of the program is the ability to easily compare the quality of the original file to the compressed version before you save the file. PDF Squeezer is now one of my favourite programs, right up there with VueScan, Graphic Converter, and PDF Expert, which I use almost every day in my reconstruction of old music.

The best I've found!

Love this product BUT the latest update, 4.1.1, has an error and OS Catalina (latest version) is unable to open the program. Here is a partial report. ath: /Applications/PDF Squeezer.app/Contents/MacOS/PDF Squeezer Identifier: com.witt-software.PDF-Squeezer Version: 4.1.1 (549b) Code Type: X86-64 (Native) Parent Process: ??? [1] Responsible: PDF Squeezer [4769] User ID: 501 Date/Time: 2020-06-19 13:47:23.842 -0400 OS Version: Mac OS X 10.15.5 (19F101) Report Version: 12 Anonymous UUID: 62A3A17D-19D2-59D5-7ED0-93B8D4829B4E Sleep/Wake UUID: 8A69D114-C569-4809-9285-3779C75D18BF Time Awake Since Boot: 23000 seconds Time Since Wake: 19000 seconds System Integrity Protection: enabled Crashed Thread: 0 Exception Type: EXC_CRASH (SIGABRT) Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000 Exception Note: EXC_CORPSE_NOTIFY Termination Reason: DYLD, [0x1] Library missing

I use this app almost daily to squeeze down PDFs exported from Keynote. It magically turns 80MB+ PDFs from Keynote into ~10MB files without losing any quality. Tried a bunch of different apps before this one, but the combination of great UI and great results in terms of file size and quality made this one beat out the others.

It was the easiest new application I've ever acquired. One two three done. Thank you for making an app for people like me. Simple, with the results needed.

Got rid of mine after it squeezed a couple pf PDFs to the point that there were only blank lines and no text left.

Very useful tool. I work with it almost every day. The new Finder extension is +++

Great app but with this update, nothing appears in the main window.
Fixed, works perfectly now.

Effective and beautifully designed tool. I have nearly 600 apps and this one is among the ones I don't forget I have and I get back to use. Responsive developer as well.

Love it. Especially helpful in getting the file sizes down on knowledge base PDFs I create using Clarify.

I like and have been using PDF Squeezer for years...but is it compatible with Mac OS 10.11 El Capitan...or even being supported anymore? Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it and developer hasn't responded to several emails asking him. Grrr...

1) will not accept a file with pdf 2) no clear output folder 3)unable after compression to drag pdf out of application to use it. Poor at best.

A great appli, but it takes too much memory. After two or three use in a row, an 8Go memory goes down to 1 or 1,5Go, it's unacceptable.

Awesome application. Really easy to use, I love the previews it generates with file size display which makes it much easier to to know what youre getting than with using PDF Shrink. Although PDF Squeezer doesn't have as many options as PDF Shrink, the results are very much similar and for a fraction of the cost of PDF Shrink. Love this app! Thank you!

Awesome app for compressing pdf files. Simple, informative and an attractive interface. I have gone completely paperless and have hundreds of pdf's that could use some compression, from now on all my large pdf's are going to be squeezed.

Great! This is easy to use, achieves good file size reductions and inexpensive. Full marks!

I test a bunch of PDF compression apps and decided this was the best one for me. Price is great. Interface is much better than others. Performed better for compressing ebooks than mac quartz filters (free) but not as well as PDF Shrink ($35). Difference was about 10% either way.