Reduce your PDF below 200KB without losing readability.
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One or more PDF files
Your files never leave your device.
Powered by Hyper Compress: it recompresses images, subsets and merges fonts, and strips dead weight while text, links, and forms keep working. For image-only scans, turn on Rasterize pages under Custom Settings.
Hyper Compress finds the best quality that fits. Leave it empty to use the level as is.
Fine-tune Hyper Compress. Picking a compression level resets these, except Override content protection, Convert to grayscale, Preserve PDF/A, and Brotli.
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To get a PDF under 200KB, add the file below and click Compress PDF. The target size is already set to 200 KB, so Hyper Compress finds the best quality that fits. The compression happens locally in your browser, with no upload, no signup, and no file limit.
A 200KB ceiling shows up on bank KYC uploads, scholarship and exam registration portals, and many national e-government services. It is a friendlier target than 100KB: most everyday documents reach it at the Medium level with no visible quality loss.
If a scanned document stays above 200KB, the result tells you how close it got. For a scan with no text layer, Rasterize pages under Custom Settings can go smaller. Multi-page scans benefit from removing blank or irrelevant pages first: every scanned page you delete is often 100KB saved before compression even starts.
Click or drag and drop one or more PDF files
Pick Low, Medium, High, or Lossless compression
Optionally set a target size or adjust custom settings such as grayscale, then compress
Save your compressed PDFs - up to 90% smaller
Typed documents look identical. Scans keep readable text; photos inside the PDF will look slightly softer but remain clear on screen.
Usually yes, if most of the weight is images. With the 200 KB target set, Hyper Compress keeps lowering image quality and resolution until the file fits, and tells you if it can't get there.
No. Every BentoPDF tool is free with no account, and because the work happens in your browser there are no server costs to pass on to you.