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  • Kathryn Hunter
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    @kathrynhunter
    13 years, 7 months ago

    Hi,

    I have a pdf (via Illustrator) that’s pretty big and full of pics. I need to compress it more. I can only get it down to about 16mb before the pics are degraded. Any ideas to make it smaller? It needs to be easily emailed as well as being able to download from my website.

    Thanks!!

    kathryn


    davina farinola
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    @davinafarinola
    13 years, 7 months ago

    Im really not sure if you can other than by making the pics smaller in export settings as you mentioned… (in quality not size..)

    Are the pics .jpg when you place them into the document? for example if you use In design to build the document, the original linked images should be saved as the same physical size in Photoshop that they appear in the document and as an RGB jpg. Rather than placing them and then re-sizing them within the page layour. That may make a difference… otherwise split into 2 files..? That is assuming you dont need it to be printed offset at high res (in which case you’d have to create  2 files)

    Id be interested to hear any other way.


    Kathryn Hunter
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    @kathrynhunter
    13 years, 7 months ago

    Hi Thanks! I got some feedback on twitter and it worked. It’s all about InDesign, yes! I had made the files in AI and then just copied and pasted into InDesign, then exported to pdf. The file went down to 2mb which is perfect.

    Thanks for your response!

    kathryn

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