Compressing a PDF on iPad takes less than a minute in Safari. No app download, no subscription needed.
Navigate to pdfeditor.onl/compress-pdf in Safari. The tool is optimized for iPad's screen and touch interface.
Tap the upload area and select your PDF from Files, iCloud Drive, or any connected cloud storage.
Tip: If your PDF is in an email, open the email, tap the attachment, tap Share, and Save to Files. Then open the compressor and select it.
Choose Good or Strong compression. Tap Compress Now. Tap Download Result to save the compressed file to your Files app.
Yes. Any iPad running iOS 14 or later with Safari supports WebAssembly.
Yes. After downloading, use the Share sheet in Files to AirDrop, email, or send via any app.
Yes — completely free in Safari on iPad.