Compress PDF for Property Mutation
Filing for Dakhil Kharij, mutation of property, or land record correction requires uploading scanned sale deeds, registry documents, and supporting papers — often with strict file size limits on e-District and state revenue portals. BharatDocSeva compresses multi-page property documents to any target size, all in your browser.
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Use Custom preset to enter the exact size limit from your state's revenue portal.
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Drop your PDF or tap BharatScan to capture directly from your device camera.
Set Your Portal's Size Limit
Select Custom and enter the file size limit shown on your state's e-District or revenue portal.
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What is the typical file size limit for mutation portals?
e-District portals vary by state: most accept PDFs between 500KB and 2MB per document. Bihar, UP, and Maharashtra revenue portals commonly cap uploads at 1MB. Use BharatDocSeva's Custom preset to match your state's exact limit.
Can I compress a multi-page sale deed to meet the limit?
Yes. BharatDocSeva handles multi-page PDFs up to 50MB input. Each page is compressed proportionally to hit your custom target size while maintaining legibility of stamps, signatures, and text.
Will stamps and seals be visible after compression?
Yes. BharatDocSeva renders pages at high DPI specifically to preserve fine details like revenue stamps, court seals, notary stamps, and handwritten signatures — all essential for property documents.
Can I scan property documents with BharatScan?
Yes. BharatScan's automatic edge detection and perspective correction is ideal for capturing large A3 or foolscap-size property documents with your phone camera, flattening them into clean PDFs for portal upload.