Batch PDF in your browser
Got a folder of PDFs that all need the same thing? Stop doing them one by one. Add up to 20 files, choose one action, and download everything in a single ZIP with a report showing what happened to each file.
- Process up to 20 PDFs in one go, in your browser.
- Choose Lossless compress, Balanced or Smaller scan compress, Repair, or Extract pages.
- One broken file won’t stop the rest of the batch.
- Get every finished file plus a batch-report.json in one ZIP.
How to use Batch PDF
- Add up to 20 PDFs (100 MiB total).
- Pick one action for all of them: compression, repair, or page extraction.
- Click Process batch and download the ZIP.
Technical notes & limits
- Up to 20 PDFs (100 MiB combined) for compression, repair, and page extraction.
- Scan compression turns pages into images. Check `batch-report.json` in the ZIP for each file’s status.
A report for every file
Each file goes through the same local engines as the single-file tools, and the result is logged: whether it worked and its size before and after. The `batch-report.json` file in your ZIP lists all of it, so you can quickly spot anything that failed.
What batch mode can do
Batch mode handles actions that use the same settings for every file: Lossless compression, Balanced or Smaller scan compression (up to 200 pages per file), Repair, and page-range extraction. Hands-on tools like Edit, Sign, and OCR work one file at a time.
Frequently asked questions
What happens if one PDF in my batch of 10 files is corrupted?
That file’s error is logged in `batch-report.json` and the rest of the batch carries on.
How many PDF files can I process in a single batch?
Up to 20 files, as long as they add up to 100 MiB or less.
What is inside the downloaded batch ZIP file?
Every file that processed successfully (with tidy, non-clashing names) plus `batch-report.json`, which lists each file’s status and its size before and after.