CV upload

Compress your CV PDF.

A CV with photos, certificates, or portfolio pages can become too large for application forms. BitePDF helps you shrink it while keeping the important text readable.

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Why this workflow works

Medium compression for readable CV text
High fallback for strict recruiter portals
Works for multi-page CVs with certificates or images
Output size preview before export

How to use it

Upload the CV PDF and let BitePDF prepare the first result.
Use Medium to keep text clear, then switch to High if the portal still rejects it.
Export when the output size and readability both look acceptable.

Use cases

Good for urgent document tasks.

CV uploads
academic applications
recruiter emails
certificate attachments

Next actions

Move to the tool that fixes the file.

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Questions people ask before exporting

Is this different from compressing a resume PDF?

The workflow is the same, but CVs are often longer and may include certificates or photos, so Medium compression is usually a better first pass.

Can I compress a CV with scanned certificates?

Yes, but scans are harder to shrink cleanly. Preview the result and use page extraction if the portal only needs selected pages.