PdfCompress

Name: PdfCompress
Price: 29.90 $
Rating: 4.5 (3 reviews)

6.3.3

04 February 2016

Reduce the size of your PDF documents.

Overview

PdfCompress is an OS X utility for reducing the size of PDF files.

What's new in PdfCompress

Version 6.3.3:

Small fixes

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21 PdfCompress Reviews

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dwp-1

17 May 2013

Most helpful

Very expensive software for what it does. PDF Squeezer works great for $4 and you can preview the document prior to committing.

Like (3)

Version 6.3

The best Pdf Compressor I've tried: the lightest resulting files, while respecting the positions in the pdfs (some are compressing more but changing fonts or moving objects).

Version 6.3.3

Dominikhoffmann

08 February 2016

When I download 6.3.3, the app has a generic icon. Is that just on my system or universal.?

Version 6.3.3

1 answer(s)

Aargl

01 May 2018

Same thing for me but I'm on 10.9.5 (Requirements say OS X 10.10) but it works anyway! :-)

Given the modesty of both its task and its output, this is wayyy too expensive and always has been. $4 would be more appropriate — and I’ve held that opinion far longer than I’ve been aware of the existence of PDF Squeezer, which is of like quality (though easier to use) and costs only $3.99. And if that’s the new icon above, I fail to see any improvement over the previous one, which was unmemorable at best.

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Version 6.3.1

1 answer(s)

Big Johnson

29 January 2016

Terrible icon!

dwp-1

17 May 2013

Very expensive software for what it does. PDF Squeezer works great for $4 and you can preview the document prior to committing.

Like (3)

Version 6.3

Extremely fast & easy to use! Output files really do shrink with and the quality is surprisingly good! Nice little powerful program

Version 6.0.6

I'm a teacher and have been using my ScanSnap S1500M to convert a lot of my resource and workbooks to PDF files. Beats running to the copier. Cumulatively, my school folder does grow pretty large. I put this app to work yesterday with great results. For example, I took a 65 page book on writing with lots of graphics and obviously text, which was 37.9 MB. Ran it through PDFCompress and the result was 11.1 MB. Multiplied by the number of these PDF files I have, there will be a huge savings in disk space. Putting the original and the result side by side, the only loss in quality was a very slight amount of contrast and a tiny loss of crispness of text-very slight and acceptable for virtually any PDF I have, and would have been unnoticeable had I not compared out of curiosity. Excellent program.

Version 6.0

I got a quick email reply but the demo license code in it did not work. Don't loose your time with people who multiply obstacles to testing their stuff.

Version 5.7

After you have downloaded you cannot use the demo immediately. You must send an email and wait for a demo licence. It is much less convenient (and spam proof) than PDFShrink, but it seems thatPDFCompress lets one choose precisely how much the file will be compressed. A thing that PDFShrink does not.