Optimizing a PDF

PDF Studio is capable of optimizing PDF documents. Optimizing a PDF document is useful if you need to compress images or remove objects in order to reduce the PDF file size. There are many different optimization options available in PDF Studio.

How to Optimize a PDF document

On the toolbar go to Document Tab > Optimize or use the shortcut key Ctrl + Shift + O (Command + Shift + O on Mac)
This will display the Optimizer Settings dialog
Select an Optimizer Profile or the settings that you wish to use to optimize your document
Once complete click on Optimize. This will prompt you for a location to save the document
- Note: If the document is protected or locked you will not be able to optimize the document until it is unlocked.
Once you have set the save location for your document and click save and your document will be optimized and saved to the location you chose.
After optimization is complete the new file will automatically be opened and an optimization report will be displayed so that you can review the results.

Analyze PDF

Prior to optimizing, the document can be analyzed to determine what specific document elements including Fonts, Images, Annotations, etc... are within the document. You can then use the report to determine the best options to effectively reduce the file size.

Open the Optimizer Settings dialog and click on the "Analyze" button to generate the report.