Convert PDF vs MSRX PDF Compressor

Convert, Compress & Share Files The fastest way to convert photos, PDFs, and videos on iPhone. No cloud, no account, no waiting — everything happens locally on your device. What you can do: - Scan Documents — Scan any document with your camera and export as PDF, JPG, or PNG - Image → PDF — Turn any photo into a clean PDF in seconds - PDF → Image — Extract PDF pages as JPG or PNG - Compress Video — Shrink large videos without losing quality - Compress Image — Reduce photo size up to 80% - Merge PDF — Combine multiple PDFs into one - Crop, Resize & Watermark images - Image → Text (OCR) — Extract text from any photo - PDF → Text — Copy text from any PDF - Convert image formats — PNG, JPG, HEIC - Create GIF from photos No account. No ads. No upload to the cloud. Your files never leave your iPhone. Free users get 6 conversions per month. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited conversions. Convert, compress, combine, and share: all in one app. Privacy Policy URL : https://www.heyvalentin.club/terms-privacy-convertease Terms of Use URL : https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

MSRX PDF Compressor makes PDFs smaller without turning your text into pictures. Most PDF compressors flatten every page to an image. The file shrinks, but you lose selectable text, search, links, and anything a screen reader can use. This one looks at each page first. Pages with real text keep it. Pages that are scans or photographs get re-encoded, which is where nearly all the saving in a scanned document lives anyway. TEXT STAYS TEXT A 135-page workbook came out 33% smaller with all 138,000 characters still selectable and searchable. A 224-page scanned textbook went from 100 MB to 9 MB. The difference is the document, not the setting — and the app tells you which one you have before you commit. FIT UNDER A LIMIT Tell it the limit your email or upload form imposes — 5, 10, 20 or 25 MB — and it works out the settings for you, testing real pages rather than guessing. If it cannot reach your limit, it says so and hands back the smallest file it managed. It will not pretend it succeeded. SEE WHERE THE MEGABYTES ARE Before you compress, the app breaks the file down: images, fonts, page content, overhead. Then it tells you plainly what to expect — "10 of 28 pages are scans. Those compress well; the rest keep their text." COMPARE BEFORE AND AFTER Put the original and the result side by side, page by page, and confirm for yourself that nothing was lost. ALSO IN THIS VERSION • Compress several PDFs at once, with per-file results • History, with a running total of everything you have saved • Greyscale conversion for scans and photographs • Compress from any app's share sheet, without opening this one • A Shortcuts action, for compressing as part of an automation • Full Dark Mode, Dynamic Type, and VoiceOver support HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT CANNOT DO Compression works on images. A document that is mostly text and embedded fonts has very little to give, and the app says so up front instead of letting you find out afterwards. Scanned documents are where you will see the dramatic numbers. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything happens on your iPhone or iPad. Your files are never uploaded, and the app has no analytics, no accounts, and no network access at all. FILE LIMITS Up to 500 MB and 2,000 pages per document. Free. No ads, no subscriptions, no in-app purchases.