Batch PDF Workflow Online
Process many PDFs with one private browser workflow: compress, protect, watermark, sanitize, or flatten, then download one ZIP with a report.
100% client-side — files never leave your device
100% private — processed locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Each PDF is processed locally. The ZIP includes processed files plus a workflow report.
Batch PDF Workflow Online: quick guide
Process many PDFs with one private browser workflow: compress, protect, watermark, sanitize, or flatten, then download one ZIP with a report. GlobePDF runs this workflow in your browser, so your files stay on your device instead of being uploaded to a server. Use it when you want to make a PDF or image smaller for upload, email, or storage, then verify the downloaded result before sending it anywhere.
Worldwide upload checks
- Check the exact requirement on the official form, portal, or recipient checklist before submitting.
- Keep the original file until the upload or recipient accepts the processed version.
- Open the downloaded file once and verify page order, readability, and final file size.
- Compare the downloaded file size with the exact KB or MB limit shown by the portal.
How to use it
- Upload the PDF you want to make smaller with Batch PDF Workflow.
- Choose the compression setting that fits your upload limit.
- Download the compressed PDF and compare the final file size before submitting it.
Best for
- Email attachments
- Portal upload limits
- Reducing storage size without installing software
Before you submit
- Compare the final size against the exact KB or MB limit.
- Open the downloaded file once before submitting it.
- Keep the original file until the result is accepted.
Questions about Batch PDF Workflow Online
Do I need an account for Batch PDF Workflow Online?
No signup is required for the browser-based workflow. Some future advanced features may be part of paid plans.
Are my files uploaded?
GlobePDF runs this workflow in your browser, so your files stay on your device instead of being uploaded to a server.
Can every PDF reach an exact size?
Not always. Compression depends on the images, fonts, and structure inside the PDF, so always check the final file size before upload.