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Compress PDF under 100 KB

For government forms and strict upload portals. The smallest readable size we can hit.

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PDFs under 100 KB for government forms

Under 100 KB is about as strict as PDF upload limits get, and it's overwhelmingly an Indian government requirement — UPSC and SSC exam portals, state recruitment sites, scholarship applications, and RTI submissions routinely cap files at 50 to 200 KB. These portals reject oversized files silently, which is why a form that looks fine keeps failing to upload.

Hitting 100 KB means downsampling images hard, around 800 px on the long edge at modest JPEG quality. Because fits. keeps text as vector data, the words on a typical form stay crisp even as the file shrinks dramatically — it's the embedded photo or signature scan that loses detail, not the typed content. If a file simply has too much imagery to fit, the app says so plainly instead of producing something unreadable.

Common questions (4)
Which government portals require PDFs under 100 KB?
India is by far the strictest — UPSC, SSC, state exam portals, scholarship applications, RTI submissions, and many municipal forms cap uploads at 50–200 KB.
How can my document stay readable at 100 KB?
fits. downsamples embedded images aggressively (around 800 px max) and uses JPEG quality 60. Text stays vector — perfectly sharp.
What if my PDF is too large to compress to 100 KB?
We try the most aggressive setting and ship the smallest result we can produce. If we can't hit 100 KB, the UI says so honestly — usually means the file has too many embedded images for the cap.
Is this safe for sensitive forms like Aadhaar or PAN scans?
Yes. Everything runs in your browser. Your Aadhaar, PAN, or any document never reaches any server.