TinyWow makes file sharing simple with its free PDF compression tool
How useful is TinyWow? It can distill the genius of William Shakespeare’s entire collection of sonnets down from 558 kb to a very taut 485 kb. How does it do such a stupendous feat? Compression is the process of reducing the size of the original file to expedite file sharing. The resulting files will occupy less space on your USB drives and make emailing your documents a possibility.
This witchcraft can be practiced via the site’s clean interface, which is yours for free. Here’s how to do it:
If you have any number of files to compress into one PDF, follow Steps 1 and 2. When you get to Step 3, drag and drop all the files you want compressed (or click on several files at once using the CTRL key). Then recommence the process in Step 4. The result will be a zipped file, ready for sharing or saving on a diminutive USB drive.
So the next time you find yourself staring at Gmail (or your mail client of choice) in disbelief when it informs you your attachment is too big, keep TinyWow in mind. Or, for simplicity,add it to your bookmark shortcutsnow!
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