Drop or browse files
JPEG, PNG, HEIF, PDF and WebP formats upto 50MB per file

Drop or browse files
JPEG, PNG, HEIF, PDF and WebP formats upto 50MB per file
This page is focused on PDF compression specifically, with copy that explains the real workflow: ChopKitty optimizes embedded PDF images locally instead of flattening whole pages into screenshots.

ChopKitty compresses embedded images inside the document instead of silently rasterising every page, so text remains selectable and the exported PDF stays useful.

Small or already-efficient images are left alone, which helps avoid making the file larger or degrading pages that do not benefit from another pass.

Manuals, scans, and image-heavy PDFs are handled in-browser. That means no upload queue and no need to trust a third-party service with sensitive documents.
No. ChopKitty targets embedded images inside the PDF and keeps the original document structure whenever possible.
Image-heavy PDFs such as scans, slide exports, and brochures usually see the biggest gains because embedded images account for most of their file size.
If no worthwhile embedded images are found, the tool can keep the file unchanged and surface that result instead of pretending the document was compressed.
No. PDF compression runs locally in the browser, so the document stays on the device throughout the workflow.