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What is an optimized PDF?
An optimized PDF has been restructured so a viewer can display page one before the whole file has downloaded. This is also called linearization, or a fast web view PDF. Unused objects are dropped and fonts are subset, so the file is leaner as well.
What is the difference between optimizing and compressing a PDF?
Compressing reduces size mainly by re-encoding images at lower quality. Optimizing reorganises the file's internal structure and strips waste, so quality is untouched. Optimize first; compress only if the file is still too large.
Does optimizing a PDF change how the document looks?
No. Linearization, object cleanup, and font subsetting do not alter page content. Text, images, and layout are identical — the file simply loads faster and carries less overhead.

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