A PDF-specific design built around "do no harm"
PDFs are structurally complex, and careless compression can quietly break forms, signatures, or unusual image formats. Sveltiq puts as much work into not breaking your file as it does into making it smaller.
Instead of rebuilding the whole PDF from scratch, Sveltiq keeps the original file structure and replaces only the image data — a conservative approach that is gentle on bookmarks, links and forms.
Compressing a digitally signed PDF would invalidate the signature. When Sveltiq detects one, it returns the file untouched and tells you why. Passwords and editing restrictions are likewise never removed without permission.
After compressing, Sveltiq renders the result on your device and checks it automatically. If visual damage is suspected, the compressed version is discarded and your original is returned as-is — a last line of defense against "smaller, but broken". This is backed by continuous testing on a large, diverse set of real-world documents.