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</center><p>On your terminal, go to the directory of the file: example. This viewer has in its Print dialog the option to print using a scale. cd ~/document/files. And now to resize your pdf you can use this command: gs -sDEVICE =pdfwrite -dCompatibilityLevel =dPDFSETTINGS = /screen -dNOPAUSE -dQUIET -dBATCH -sOutputFile = Replace Pre-built binaries are available for Windows, Mac OS and later (xor ARM), Linuxbit Intelcpdf -scale-to-fit The viewer that I'm using is Foxit Reader, available for Windows, Linux and Mac. In Foxit Reader, I can open a PDF file and print it to the PDF printer. If the command is not available in your machine, you can install it using your package manager. The following command convert any pdf file for my iPad Air4 which has a screen with size x pts. We can use the ghostscript command line utility in Linux to compress PDFs. The core command to get  Bash Script to scale and/or resize PDFs from the command line. And now to resize your pdf  Useto pass a single PDF into pdftk via stdin. Input files can be associated with handles, where a handle is a single, upper-case letter: PDF handle>=PDF  Download binaries now for Windows, Mac, or Linux. Uses ghostscript (gs) to create a scaled and/or resized version of the pdf scaling mode, the PDF paper  As first thing install ghostscript, for Ubuntu/Debian and Mint you just have to run this command from the terminal: sudo apt-get install ghostscript. Then type the above code where As first thing install ghostscript, for Ubuntu/Debian and Mint you just have to run this command from the terminal: sudo apt-get install ghostscript. For example, in Ubuntu, you can use apt: You can use this magic command to compress PDFs to a gs -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -dCompatibilityLevel= -dPDFSETTINGS=/screen -dNOPAUSE -dQUIET -dBATCH -sOutputFile= This is the easiest way I think, can reduce the size to+/ kb. I can set the "Custom scale" to an integer percent number, and it will scale all elements by that percentage Command Line Utilities to Reduce PDF File Size in LinuxUsing GhostScript.</p></translate>
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