Portable Document Format or simply PDF is a widely used format for documents. Almost any document viewer and even some web browsers are capable of opening up the pdf files in a device. Even authors send out e-books in pdf format to the digital book readers. But sometimes a pdf file can be a bit bigger which makes it challenging to send over as an attachment to an E-mail.
Documents may contain various images and videos, and that will increase the size of the pdf file. Nowadays, google or any other mailing service has a tiny size limit when it comes to sending files in an attachment. So if a pdf file that you want to send is more significant than the required size, then what would you do? The obvious choice is to compress it, and there are various ways to compress too. So here in this article, we will take a look at a couple of third party applications that one can use to compress pdf files.
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How to compress PDF files in Windows 10?
Even if you are not looking to send over a pdf file via an E-mail, still PDF file compression will come in handy if you have too many high sized pdf files lying in your storage. You can reduce the size of all of them and save some storage for other things later.
Now there are a couple of ways to go about it. You can either go for an online conversion using a browser on your Windows 10 PC or use a third-party application and perform an offline conversion. We will provide one detailed guide for each one of them.
