Even if you have a nice document done, after it is scanned sometimes the file size gets large. It will be very difficult and time-consuming to upload or share a large file over the internet. Is there a way to optimize scanned PDF but retaining the original quality? Yes. Here's the solution you need.
Wondershare PDFelement has the ability to compress scanned PDF documents. The standard PDF file size can be 600 dpi for printing, 300 dpi as a medium size, or 150 dpi for transmission in the online environment. The most important is the result after compression will definitely satisfy you.
PDFelement comes with an amazing OCR plugin, which can easily and accurately recognize texts and images in your scanned PDFs and turn them into searchable and editable files. Moreover, the OCR result can be stored in a standardized format, a dedicated XML schema, a PDF format or other popular file formats.
Launch PDFelement and then click the "Open" button to import the target PDF. Select your file in your local folder and click "Open" to upload it to the program.
When a scanned PDF is imported, PDFelement will automatically remind you of performing OCR. If you want to make your scanned PDF editable, you can click the "Perform OCR" button on the top information bar. And then choose an OCR language based on the language of your document.
If you don't want to perform OCR, you can just skip this step.
Click on the "File" menu from the upper menu and select "Optimize" from the submenu. You'll be able to save your scanned PDF file into different size dimensions and your file will be ready for web, for PC, for print or any other activities (by selecting custom compression settings). Choose one option and click "Optimize" to start the scanned PDF compression.
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