Compress your CV PDF for job portals
Some job portals reject a CV that goes over their size cap. Compress your CV so it passes LinkedIn, Jadarat, and company systems while keeping Arabic and English text crisp, all on your own device.
Drop your files here
Files are processed on your device and never uploaded
Size caps on job portals
Most platforms limit attachment size. LinkedIn and many applicant systems accept up to about 2 MB, and some company portals allow less. A scanned CV or one with a high-resolution photo can balloon quickly. Pick a compression level and compare before and after until you land under the cap.
Compress without breaking Arabic text
Many foreign compressors render Arabic scattered or faint because they mishandle Arabic fonts. Khallas keeps Arabic sharp. If your CV is text-based, use the light level so letters stay crisp and selectable; save strong compression for scanned files.
Three steps, that's it
Drop your CV PDF into the tray
Pick a quality level and compare the size
Download the smaller file and upload it to the portal
Frequently asked questions
What size should a CV be for job portals?
Keep it under 2 MB to fit most platforms. Check the limit shown on the upload page, since some company portals set a lower cap.
Does compression hurt Arabic text?
Not with the light level on text-based files; text stays sharp and selectable. Strong compression is meant for scanned files.
Is my CV uploaded to a server?
No. Compression happens entirely in your browser and the file never leaves your device, which matters since a CV holds your personal data.
