pdf-compressorlisted

# PDF Compressor Compress PDF files by converting pages to optimized images and rebuilding the PDF. ## Workflow 1. Convert PDF pages to images at specified DPI 2. Resize images to target width (maintaining aspect ratio) 3. Compress as JPEG with quality setting 4. Rebuild PDF from compressed images ## Usage ```bash python scripts/compress.py "{pdf_path}" --width {width} --quality {quality} --output "{output_path}" ``` ## Parameters | Parameter | Required | Default | Description | |-----------|----------|---------|-------------| | pdf_path | Yes | - | Path to PDF file to compress | | --width | No | 1920 | Page width in pixels | | --quality | No | 85 | JPEG quality (1-100) | | --dpi | No | 150 | DPI for PDF to image conversion | | --output, -o | No | auto | Output path (default: {filename}_compressed.pdf) | ## Quality Presets | Use Case | Width | Quality | Expected Reduction | |----------|-------|---------|-------------------| | Web/Email | 1280 | 75 | ~95% | | Standard | 1920 | 85 | ~90% | | High Quality | 2560 | 90 | ~80% | | Print | 3840 | 95 | ~60% | ## Examples ```bash # Basic compression (default settings) python scripts/compress.py "large_presentation.pdf" # Web-optimized (smaller file) python scripts/compress.py "slides.pdf" --width 1280 --quality 75 # High quality for presentations python scripts/compress.py "report.pdf" --width 2560 --quality 90 # Custom output path python scripts/compress.py "document.pdf" -o "document_small.pdf" ``` ## Requirements -