PDF Compressor Server is designed to monitor one or multiple folders for newly added PDF files and compress them into smaller ones within a Local Area Network (LAN). This tool enables users to instantly compress PDF files once they are added to network-shared folders. After compressing them, they can also delete the original files or move them to a new location. The monitored folder can be shared within the LAN, allowing all network users to copy their PDFs to the shared folder for processing by the PDF Compressor Server.

Moreover, PDF Compressor Server provides users with a wide range of options; it can search the sub-folders of the monitored folders and create the same folder names in the output folder. Users can also customize the suffix of the compressed output PDF file names. Additionally, they can change the DPI and compressing quality ratio to obtain different output file sizes. PDF Compressor Server supports both scanned PDF and text PDF types.

PDF Compressor Server features an easy-to-navigate interface with all options front and center, making it a great choice for any skill-level user that wants to automate the compressing of PDF files.

PDF Compressor Server Features

Automatically monitor folders & compress PDF files in them instantly
Support both scanned PDF and text PDF files
Monitor multiple network shared folders in LAN
Option to delete original PDF files or move to a new location
Search sub-folders of monitored folders
Create the same folder names in the output folder
Customize suffix of compressed output PDF file names
Customize DPI and compress quality ratio
Pause and resume the monitoring process
Option to customize the output folder location

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