Optimize and Compress PDFs on Server/Desktop
To optimize a PDF with default settings is quick once you are set up.
PDFDoc doc = new PDFDoc(filename);
Optimizer.Optimize(doc);PDFDoc doc(filename);
Optimizer::Optimize(doc);doc := NewPDFDoc(filename)
OptimizerOptimize(doc)PDFDoc doc = new PDFDoc(filename);
Optimizer.optimize(doc);async function main() {
const doc = await PDFNet.PDFDoc.createFromFilePath(filename);
await PDFNet.Optimizer.optimize(doc);
}
PDFNet.runWithCleanup(main);val doc = PDFDoc(filename)
Optimizer.optimize(doc)PTPDFDoc *doc = [[PTPDFDoc alloc] initWithFilepath: filename];
[PTOptimizer Optimize: doc settings: [[PTOptimizerSettings alloc] init]];let doc: PTPDFDoc = PTPDFDoc(filepath: filename)
PTOptimizer.optimize(doc, settings: PTOptimizerSettings())$doc = new PDFDoc($filename);
Optimizer::Optimize($doc);Compress & optimize PDF files - Full Sample Full code sample which shows how to use 'pdftron.PDF.Optimizer' to reduce PDF file size by removing redundant information and compressing data streams using the latest in image compression technology. Samples available in Python, C# (.Net), C++, Go, Java, Node.js (JavaScript), PHP, Ruby, VB.
About optimize and compress
Compression as a subset of optimization represents encoding specific data using fewer bits than the original content by reducing the size of the data. This is distinct from optimize (which modifies all images) because you have the ability to choose individual images and to selectively choose the compression type for each.
Apryse SDK supports all basic and advanced compression filters allowed in PDF including:
JPEG2000
JBIG2
CCITT Fax
Flate/PNG
JPEG/DCT
Crypt Filters
Compress images in a PDF document
To compress images using JBIG2 compression inside a PDF.
PDFDoc pdf_doc = new PDFDoc(filename);
SDFDoc cos_doc = pdf_doc.GetSDFDoc();
int num_objs = cos_doc.XRefSize();
for (int i=1; i<num_objs; ++i)
{
Obj obj = cos_doc.GetObj(i);
if (obj==null || obj.IsFree() || !obj.IsStream())
continue;
// Process only images
DictIterator itr = obj.Find("Subtype");
if (!itr.HasNext() || itr.Value().GetName() != "Image")
continue;
pdftron.PDF.Image input_image = new pdftron.PDF.Image(obj);
// Process only gray-scale images
if (input_image.GetComponentNum() != 1)
continue;
int bpc = input_image.GetBitsPerComponent();
if (bpc != 1) // Recompress 1 BPC images
continue;
// Skip images that are already compressed using JBIG2
itr = obj.Find("Filter");
if (itr.HasNext() && itr.Value().IsName() && itr.Value().GetName() == "JBIG2Decode")
continue;
FilterReader reader = new FilterReader(obj.GetDecodedStream());
ObjSet hint_set = new ObjSet();
Obj hint = hint_set.CreateArray();
hint.PushBackName("JBIG2");
hint.PushBackName("Lossless");
hint.PushBackName("Threshold");
hint.PushBackNumber(0.4);
hint.PushBackName("SharePages");
hint.PushBackNumber(10000);
pdftron.PDF.Image new_image = pdftron.PDF.Image.Create(
cos_doc,
reader,
input_image.GetImageWidth(),
input_image.GetImageHeight(),
1,
ColorSpace.CreateDeviceGray(),
hint // A hint to image encoder to use JBIG2 compression
);
cos_doc.Swap(i, new_image.GetSDFObj().GetObjNum());
}PDF image JBIG2 compression - Full Sample Full sample code which illustrates how to recompress bitonal (black and white) images in existing PDF documents using JBIG2 compression. Samples available in Python, C# (.Net), C++, Go, Java, Node.js (JavaScript), PHP, Ruby, VB.
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