# PDF Squeezer

Compresses PDFs without visible quality loss, in batches, entirely offline — from an indie developer, available standalone or via Setapp.

- **Category:** [Utilities](https://notchlist.vercel.app/category/utilities/)
- **Price:** $19.99 standalone, or included in Setapp from $14.99/mo
- **Open source:** no
- **Official site:** https://setapp.com/apps/pdf-squeezer
- **Available via:** Setapp, Mac App Store
- **Maker:** Daniel Witt

## Kitsmith's take

A focused, one-job tool rather than a full editor: it compresses, not annotates or edits text. The offline claim is a real differentiator for anyone handling sensitive documents, and unlike most Setapp listings, it’s also sold as a standalone app.

## Features

- **Batch compression:** Compress multiple PDF files, or whole folders, at once.
- **Offline processing:** All compression happens on-device — files never leave your Mac, per the developer.
- **Password-protected files:** Can compress password-protected PDFs without removing the password.

## FAQ

**Is PDF Squeezer a full PDF editor?**

No — it’s a focused compression tool, not a text/form editor. It does one job: shrink PDF file size without visible quality loss.

**Can I buy PDF Squeezer without Setapp?**

Yes — it’s sold standalone for $19.99, or included in a Setapp membership.

**Who makes PDF Squeezer?**

Independent developer Daniel Witt, per the App Store listing.


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Hand-verified listing on Kitsmith: https://notchlist.vercel.app/apps/pdf-squeezer/