Claim document upload
Compress PDFs for an Insurance Claim
Insurance claims often need receipts, reports, photos, and forms, and claim portals cap each upload. Scanned evidence and photo-heavy PDFs are the usual reason an upload is rejected.
While using the browser tool, your PDF is processed locally in your browser. Pick a target that fits the claim portal, then preview to confirm receipts, amounts, and photos stay clear enough to assess.
Typical rejection: “Attachment too large.”
How to prepare claim documents
Try it with your PDF
Upload your claim document, choose a suitable target, and download a smaller, clear PDF.
Drag and drop or click to browse
Drop your PDF here
or click to browse
PDF only. Your file is processed in your browser.
PDF preview will appear here
Upload a PDF to see a preview of the first page
Frequently asked questions
Will compression blur my evidence photos?
It can if you over-compress. For photo evidence, use a larger target and preview to confirm damage and detail remain visible.
Is it safe to compress claim documents here?
Yes. Files are processed in your browser with no server upload.
Should I merge everything into one PDF?
Usually no. Separate, clearly labelled files are easier for an assessor and keep each upload under the limit.
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