Reduce Word Document Size From 500 kb to Under 300 kb
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How to Reduce Word Document Size From 500 KB to Under 300 kb
Learn how to Reduce Word Document Size From 500 KB to Under 300 kb using pdfFiller
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Go to pdfFiller website and sign in to your account
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Click Add New and browse for a document you need to compress, from your desktop or cloud storage
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Additionally, browse a document in the file library, enter the document’s URL, or send it via email
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In case you have the document you need saved to your account, simply go to My Documents and find it there
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Click the Split option in the right-hand menu to Reduce Word Document Size From 500 KB to Under 300 kb
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Select the pages you want to separate from the original file
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You can also divide the original file into several and select which pages to include in each
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Name the new files or leave them with generic names
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Click Split and wait
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Choose a path for new files and click Download Now
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How do I reduce the KB of a Word document?
Select a picture in your document. Note that the Picture Format tab becomes available.
On the Picture Format tab, in the Adjust group, select Compress Pictures.
Under Compression options, do either of the following:
Under Resolution, select Use default resolution.
How do I make a Word document smaller in KB?
Compress pictures.
Insert pictures instead of copying and pasting.
Use smaller image files.
Apply styles instead of manual formatting.
Save a copy of large Word files.
Change Autorecover settings.
Avoid or convert embedded objects.
How do I make a file less than 500KB?
Free Download. Download the PDF element from the website into your Mac computer.
Open the PDF. To edit your document, you should first import and open the PDF.
Resize PDF. Compress the PDF file by selecting the desired quality of the PDF.
How do you make a KB file smaller?
Click Quick Upload. It's on the right below the image banner on the right.
Click Choose file. This grey button is in the middle of the page.
Click the photo that you want to resize.
Click Open.
Click Set File Size.
Type a file size in kBs.
Click Resize File.
Click Save.
How do I compress a PDF to 300kb?
Go to the Compress PDF tool.
Drag and drop your PDF file into the tool, choose 'Basic Compression'.
Wait for us to work on reducing its file size.
Click download to save your PDF document.
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