PDF Squeeze

Limiting the amount of space that data occupies on your PC’s storage and other storage devices is always a welcome addition, regardless of the constant advancements in the context of an ever-growing Cloud storage strategy. Archiving content is one way to achieve such tasks, and PDF Squeeze will allow you to do just that, but it will address PDF documents, in particular, allowing you to add multiple such files to an archive.

Right off the bat, one can quickly realize that the design and functionality of the application are centered on simplicity. More so, this can be seen as both advantageous and problematic, in the sense that its basic design might lack essential functionality.

Indeed, considering its scope and intended purpose, it’s difficult to argue the requirement of additional features, but at least support for drag-and-drop could have been included, in order to facilitate handling and increase overall efficiency.

Continuing on the series of potential weaknesses, the application does lack more advanced features, which again, can be useful for maintaining complexity at bay, especially given its simple purpose.

However, not all might appreciate its stark simplicity and having additional features, such as, for instance, a more abundant metadata view of the added files, could not only enhance the overall user experience but also provide an additional facet to its functional aspects.

Having its emphasis on minimalism, PDF Squeeze will, just as its name aptly suggests, will do one thing, and one thing only: allow you to add multiple PDF files to an archive and compress them for achieving a smaller file size.