QRix
// USE CASE
When a PDF is too large to email, compressing it reduces the file size while keeping it readable. QRix recompresses the photos inside the document — which is where nearly all the weight sits in a scan or an export — and does it in your browser, so the document never leaves your device.
No — compression happens entirely in your browser, so the file stays private.
Yes — text is never touched. It is stored as vectors and stays as sharp as the original at any setting; only the embedded photos are re-encoded.
Only your device's memory. A 50 MB scan is fine on a normal laptop or phone — it is your browser doing the work, not an upload.
Because it was already lean. The saving comes from re-encoding embedded photos, so a text-only or vector PDF has almost nothing to give up — the tool hands back the original rather than a worse copy of it.