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Compress PDF to 5 MB

Hit the WhatsApp document sweet spot and Turnitin / Moodle upload cap. Entirely in your browser.

Drop files here

or click to browse · paste from clipboard

Accepts .PDF · Up to 1,000 files

How it works

  1. Drop your files

    Drag and drop, click to browse, or paste from clipboard. Up to 1,000 files at once.

  2. Choose settings

    Adjust quality, format, and other options to match your needs.

  3. Click Convert

    Everything runs in your browser via WebAssembly. Compress PDF happens locally — no server involved.

  4. Download

    Download files individually or grab all at once as a ZIP.

5 MB is the WhatsApp document attachment sweet spot — the app allows up to 100 MB, but files above 5 MB load slowly on mobile data and are often abandoned by recipients before they open. It's also the most common upload limit for academic platforms: Turnitin caps individual file submissions at 5 MB, and Moodle's default assignment upload limit is 5 MB. The compressor targets 4.5–5 MB, giving room to breathe so your file opens cleanly on every platform.

When you need 5 MB

  • WhatsApp document sharing

    Documents sent over WhatsApp Business and personal chats load fastest under 5 MB — larger files often appear as undownloaded for recipients on limited mobile data.

  • Turnitin assignment submissions

    Turnitin's plagiarism checker enforces a hard 5 MB per-file limit. Submissions over 5 MB are rejected at upload.

  • Moodle LMS assignment uploads

    Moodle's default max_upload_size is 5 MB in most institutional deployments. Students on underconfigured portals hit this limit frequently.

  • Email attachments without file-size warnings

    Gmail and Outlook mobile clients show a size warning above 5 MB before sending. Staying under 5 MB avoids the warning and keeps attachments opening quickly on mobile.

  • Cloud storage links shared in group chats

    Files shared as Google Drive or OneDrive links in group chats are expected to be under 5 MB by convention — larger files should use cloud storage, not direct attachment.

Frequently asked questions