Generic compression settings rarely fit every document type. This guide walks through PDF Optimizer's JSON profile system—covering image downsampling, color conversion, transparency flattening, and PDF/A compliance—so you can configure exactly what happens to your files in batch.
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A straightforward guide to PDF/X, the ISO standard for print-ready PDFs, covering the differences between PDF/X-1a, PDF/X-3, PDF/X-4, and PDF/X-6.
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A developer guide covering how to work with both AcroForms and XFA forms programmatically. Covers the structural differences between form types, how to detect which type you have, and the key operations (rendering, flattening, conversion, data import/export) for each type using Forms Extension for Adobe PDF Library.
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In this article, we discuss what it means to convert XFA to PDF and 10 reasons why it will make your workflows a bit easier.
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There are many options for developers when converting XFA forms to PDF - see them here.
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An important reason for the popularity of the PDF format is that you can count on the conten in any PDF document you create to be preserved as intended. Let’s take a look at why PDF preservation matters.
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When Solutions Gate needed to compress large multilingual PDFs for a Kuwaiti telecom customer, they evaluated five tools before making a decision. Here is what they tested, where each tool fell short, and why PDF Optimizer was the only solution that met all of their requirements.
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PDF optimization isn't just about smaller files. See how it improves compatibility, accessibility, print performance, color accuracy, and long-term archiving.
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