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Compress, merge, split, rotate and build PDFs from images — all running locally in your browser.

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Local and private. Your files never leave the browser. All PDF processing happens on your device — nothing is sent to a server and no login is required.

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How to compress en PDF

Komprimera en PDF lokalt utan att förlora läsbarhet.

  1. Öppna PDF-krympen

    Gå till krymp.io/pdf.

  2. Välj PDF-fil

    Dra in eller välj en PDF-fil.

  3. Vänta på krympning

    Vi optimerar bilder och struktur i webbläsaren.

  4. Ladda ner

    Spara den mindre PDF-filen lokalt.

Om verktyget

Compress PDF free online, right in your browser — Krymp PDF shrinks PDF file size by 50–80% without hurting readability. Your PDF never leaves your device, nothing is uploaded and you don't need an account.

How is a PDF compressed in the browser?

Krymp loads your PDF locally with pdf-lib and optimizes the heavy parts: embedded images are re-encoded to more efficient formats (JPEG/WebP) at a quality level you choose, while text, fonts and vector graphics are preserved pixel-perfect. That means a scanned PDF or a PDF full of product images can shrink from 20 MB to a few MB — without making the text blurry.

The whole job runs on your computer or phone with WebAssembly. The file is never sent to a server, so even sensitive documents like contracts, invoices and applications are safe to shrink here.

Which quality level should I choose?

For documents that will be emailed or uploaded to forms, "Balanced" or "Strong compression" is usually enough. If you want to keep maximum image sharpness for print, choose "Mild". Krymp shows both the original size and the new size so you can compare before downloading.

Common use cases

  • Compress PDF for email attachments (under 10 MB / 25 MB)
  • Shrink PDF for upload forms (CVs, applications, government forms)
  • Reduce PDF size to save space in cloud storage
  • Merge multiple PDF files into one — and compress the result
  • Create PDF from images and shrink it to a manageable size