If you're reading this post, you've obviously run into the problem of uploading files to a form you are filling or you're running out of storage on your mac and you are searching for a fast fix. The all too common "exceeds the maximum upload size for this site" error when uploading an HTML file (or some other form of a file) can be very irritating. When you compress a PDF file on your Mac, the document should never be destroyed. It shouldn't take a long time, either. If you need to shrink PDF files and take longer than a few seconds (for most files), that's an issue. However, it is essential to note that doing so can often reduce the quality of the original PDF.
If you'd like a high-quality PDF document for work or assignment, you might be better off using another space-saving process, such as saving it to a cloud-based storage system or an external hard drive. As long as you know which file you want to reduce, it should be a fast and simple process:
1. Open the PDF if Preview is not your default program, right-click the PDF, then choose "Open with" preceded by "Preview."
2. When the file is opened, go up to the top toolbar and pick "File" and then "Export."
3. You can see a pop-up window displayed in the top-centre portion of the PDF by pressing the drop-down menu next to "Quartz Filter" and choosing "Reduce File Size."
4. Click "Save."
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