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pdfshrink
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Shrink PDF files using Ghostscript
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# pdfshrink Shrink PDF files using Ghostscript. This is a (WIP) reimplementation of [PDF-Slim](https://github.com/FedericoStra/pdfslim/) in Rust. `pdfshrink` takes a number of PDF files and tries to optimize them through a suitable call to `ghostscript`. It is specifically fitted to reduce the size of scanned papers, containing images with humongous resolution. ## Installation To install `pdfshrink` for the first time or upgrade it to the latest version, run the following command at your shell: ```bash cargo +nightly install --features build-binary pdfshrink ``` ## Help message ``` $ pdfshrink --help pdfshrink 0.1.7 Federico Stra <stra.federico@gmail.com> Shrink PDF files using Ghostscript USAGE: pdfshrink [OPTIONS] <INPUT>... OPTIONS: -n, --dry-run Do not actually run the commands, just show them -h, --help Print help information -i, --inplace Replace the original file -r, --rename Save the output to a renamed file: *.pdf -> *.shrunk.pdf (defaut) -d, --subdir <SUBDIR> Save the output in a subdirectory -V, --version Print version information -v, --verbose Increase the level of verbosity ARGS: <INPUT>... Input PDF files to shrink The options --inplace, --rename and --subdir are mutually exclusive. ```