Compress PDFs to exact target sizes (82-93% smaller). Tools: compress_pdf, optimize_pdf, inspect_pdf
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https://api.pdfslim.app/mcp3 tools · 462mscompress_pdfCompress a PDF file to reduce its size. Renders pages and re-encodes as JPEG, iterating quality/resolution to hit a target size. Use this when a user wants to shrink a PDF (e.g. to 500KB, 1MB, or "smaller"). Free anonymous tier: 20 calls/day per IP, files up to 10MB. For larger files (up to 100MB)…Compress a PDF file to reduce its size. Renders pages and re-encodes as JPEG, iterating quality/resolution to hit a target size. Use this when a user wants to shrink a PDF (e.g. to 500KB, 1MB, or "smaller"). Free anonymous tier: 20 calls/day per IP, files up to 10MB. For larger files (up to 100MB)…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| file_base64* | string | The PDF file contents, base64-encoded. |
| target_size | integer | Optional target output size in bytes (e.g. 500000 for 500KB). If omitted, compresses as much as reasonable. |
| quality | integer | Optional JPEG quality 25-95 (default 82). Lower = smaller file. |
optimize_pdfLossless PDF optimization: garbage collection, stream re-compression. No quality loss. Good for PDFs with redundant data; effect is small on already-optimized files. Free anonymous tier: 20 calls/day per IP, files up to 10MB. Larger files / more calls need an API key (https://ko-fi.com/yugutou/shop…Lossless PDF optimization: garbage collection, stream re-compression. No quality loss. Good for PDFs with redundant data; effect is small on already-optimized files. Free anonymous tier: 20 calls/day per IP, files up to 10MB. Larger files / more calls need an API key (https://ko-fi.com/yugutou/shop…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| file_base64* | string | The PDF file contents, base64-encoded. |
inspect_pdfInspect a PDF: page count, file size, password protection. Use before deciding how to process a PDF. Free anonymous tier: 20 calls/day per IP. More calls need an API key (https://ko-fi.com/yugutou/shop).Inspect a PDF: page count, file size, password protection. Use before deciding how to process a PDF. Free anonymous tier: 20 calls/day per IP. More calls need an API key (https://ko-fi.com/yugutou/shop).
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| file_base64* | string | The PDF file contents, base64-encoded. |
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Compress PDFs to exact target sizes (82-93% smaller). Tools: compress_pdf, optimize_pdf, inspect_pdf
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