Optimize your PDF
files for web
viewing with PDF
Optimizer (PDF
Linearizer)
Linearization is
the processing
performed on a PDF
file to optimize it
for viewing in a web
browser. The
elements of the PDF
file are regrouped,
so that all
information
necessary to display
the first page is
located at the
beginning of the
file.
If they are run from
a web server that
supports
byteserving, the
optimized PDF files
will display the
first page without
transferring all the
PDF to the user's
browser.
This can save
considerable time
over a slow link
when displaying
PDFs. Only large
PDFs that are viewed
on the web need to
be optimized. You do
not need to optimize
PDFs to view locally
or to email.
Optimizing refers to
speed optimization
for web viewing only
and does not mean
the PDF is optimized
for file size.
PDFs that are
optimized are
typically slightly
larger than their
non-optimized
version due to extra
information that
must be stored to
support
optimization. Note
that the web server
itself must support
byteserving.
PDF Optimizer (PDF
Linearizer) Command
Line is a
stand-alone, fully
automatic software
application for
apply linearization
( Fast Web View) to
PDF documents. Adobe
Reader and Adobe
Acrobat are not
required. PDF
Optimizer (PDF
Linearizer) doesn't
use any 3rd party
applications, it can
also remove unused
object during
linearization (a
garbage collector
for PDF files).
Download and
Purchase PDF
Optimizer (PDF
Linearizer) Command
Line product,
|
Version |
Quantity |
Price (USD) |
Download |
|
|
PDF Optimizer (PDF Linearizer) Command Line v2.0 |
1 End User License | $49 each | ||
| 1 Server License | $129 each | |||
| 1 Developer License | $599 each |
Command Line
parameters:
PDF Optimizer (PDF
Linearizer) Command
Line v2.0
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Release Date: Sep 7
2009
Usage: pdfopt
[options] <pdf-file>
[<out-pdf>]
-mode <int> : select
different modes to
Linearize PDF file
-mode 0: Linearize PDF file automatically
-mode 1: mode 1 to Linearize PDF file
-mode 2: mode 2 to Linearize PDF file
-mode 3: mode 3 to Linearize PDF file
-mode 4: mode 4 to Linearize PDF file
-skip : don't
overwrite an output
file if it already
exists
-$ <string> : input
registration key
Examples:
pdfopt.exe C:\in.pdf C:\out.pdf
pdfopt.exe C:\in\*.pdf C:\out\*.pdf
for %F in (D:\test\*.pdf) do "pdfopt.exe" "%F" "%~dpnF-out.pdf"
for /r D:\test %F in (*.pdf) do "pdfopt.exe" "%F" "%~dpnF-out.pdf"
pdfopt.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
pdfopt.exe -$ XXXXXXXXXXXXXX C:\in.pdf C:\out.pdf
See also:
How to Optimize PDF
Files for Web Sites?
How to Compress your PDF
files?
PDF Tools Command Line
options
PDF
Compression Command Line options
JPEG2000 compression in
Advanced PDF Tools
Modify Custom Properties
in Advanced PDF Tools
Scale your PDF pages
with PDF Tools and docPrint
VeryPDF JBIG2 Compression Engine
Understanding "Flavors" of PDF
What is
PDF/A? What is PDF/X?
Comparison between
JPEG and JPEG 2000
