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pdfp

v1.0.2

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Fast PDF compression for your terminal

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Maintainers

pranavkarthikpranavkarthik

Keywords

compresscompressionpdfcliterminaloptimizebatchinteractiveghostscript

Readme

pdfp

Fast PDF compression for your terminal. Beautiful, interactive CLI tool powered by Ghostscript.

Demo

Installation

npm install -g pdfp

Then run:

pdfp

Prerequisites

Ghostscript is required for PDF compression. It's automatically installed for you, or you can install it manually:

macOS: brew install ghostscript
Linux: sudo apt-get install ghostscript
Windows: Download from ghostscript.com

Features

  • Clean, minimal terminal UI
  • PDF compression with multiple quality presets
  • Multiple quality presets (screen, ebook, printer, prepress)
  • Batch processing support
  • Advanced settings (target size, custom output folder)

Usage

Simply run pdfp and follow the interactive prompts. Compressed files are saved with a -pdfp suffix in the same directory (or your chosen output folder). Run pdfp auto {path_to_pdf} to compress files skipping questions.

License

MIT