Why this workflow works
- Good for scanned forms and supporting documents
- Medium first for readable scans, High for strict caps
- Extract pages when the portal asks for one section only
- Original and output size visible before export
visa upload
Compress PDF for visa uploads.
Visa and immigration portals often reject files only after you have filled everything out. BitePDF helps you reduce scanned forms and supporting PDFs before you retry the upload.
How to use it
- Upload the visa form, scan, or supporting PDF.
- Use Medium compression and inspect the result for readable names and numbers.
- Switch to High or extract pages if the portal needs a smaller file.
Use cases
Good for urgent document tasks.
- visa portals
- immigration forms
- passport scan packets
- supporting evidence PDFs
Next actions
Move to the tool that fixes the file.
compressCompress PDF
Drop a PDF, choose Low, Medium, or High, and preview the smaller output before export.
CompresscompressCompress to a size limitUse exact targets like 100KB, 1MB, or 2MB when a portal rejects oversized files.
Hit 2MBcompressBatch compress PDFsPrepare multiple PDFs together, then export the smaller files or a ZIP when the batch is ready.
Batch compresseditSign PDFAdd a signature, stamp, or approval note, then flatten the finished document.
SignQuestions people ask before exporting
Can I use this for passport or ID scans?
Yes, if they are inside a PDF. Use the preview to make sure key numbers and names stay readable before exporting.
What if the visa portal has a 2MB limit?
Use the 2MB page or this visa workflow with Medium first, then High if the output still exceeds the portal limit.