Compress PDF to 10KB online.
Free. No sign-up. Exactly 10KB — your files never leave your browser.
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100% Local ProcessingYour files stay on your device
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Zero UploadsNo tracking, nothing leaves
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Fast & EfficientSeconds, right in your browser
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Free Batch ModeNo limits, no registration
Drop your PDF here
or click to browse — multiple files = free batch mode
All files will be compressed to the same target size, one after another. Free batch — no per-file limits.
For files over 50 MB, a desktop tool may work better — but you can still try.
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Your files never leave your device. Total privacy, guaranteed by design.
Processing happens instantly in your browser. No waiting, no queue.
Press F12 and watch the Network tab: zero uploads, every single time.
Every tool, every batch, no hidden costs. Use unlimited.
How do we keep your files private?
Do you upload my files to a server?
Never. PDF Slim runs entirely in your browser — pages are rendered and re-encoded on your own device. Your files don't touch our servers for even a second.
How can I verify that myself?
Press F12 to open Developer Tools, click the Network tab, then compress a PDF. You'll see zero uploads. In fact, you can disconnect from the internet and compression still works.
Do you track me or use cookies?
No cookies, no tracking pixels, no analytics. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing stored about you — the only thing saved is a local counter of bytes processed on your own device.
Why compress to 10KB?
Why exactly 10KB?
A handful of legacy banking, insurance and telecom systems still cap document uploads at 10KB — a limit that predates broadband. PDF Slim is one of the few compressors that can reach it: it re-encodes every page at minimum quality and strips all metadata until the file fits, entirely on your device.
Will my document still look good?
Rare but real: some legacy banking, insurance and telecom portals enforce a 10KB ceiling.
Is it really free and unlimited?
If 10KB proves too tight for your document, try the 50KB or 100KB pages instead.
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