Optimizing Your PDFs
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August 2, 2022 at 10:33:55 PM
Right-click on your document and select Optimize PDF...
Here are your options:
Optimize Page Contents
Improves splitting performance
Restructures the PDF so that all information on each page is located within that page
Optimize object encoding
Makes PDF load faster
Stores PDF data as decoded objects rather than streams
Optimize images
Makes pdf load faster
Encodes images as JPEG
Optimize for fast web view
Makes PDF load faster.
Restructures the PDF so that pages can be loaded without reading the entire file
Remove unused resources
Makes PDF smaller, might improve load time
Removes unnecessary resources from PDF
Disable stream compression
Makes PDF load faster
Extracts PDF data into uncompressed streams, making the PDF larger but faster to load
Flatten PDF annotations
Might help with missing overlays/stickers
Converts PDF annotations into regular PDF objects
Attempt to repair damaged files
Can fix broken PDFs
Rebuilds cross reference table by scanning entire PDF file
Create backup before optimizing
Keeps the old, unoptimized version around once optimizing is done.
My PDF document takes a long to load in viewer?
My Document doesn't come up quickly.
OnCue uses the native PDF files that you load into it. (Note: it is always a good idea to save a backup of your docs some place else)
If a document is running slow it is possible that there are some issues with the file like too much meta data or something is hinky with the PDF. We’ve built in a way to try and fix a few things that could affect how your document is running in OnCue.
Step-by-step Instructions