Add Bookmarks to PDF
Add, rename, nest and remove PDF bookmarks so readers can jump to each section. Free, and it runs on your device.
Add Bookmarks to PDF edits the outline that PDF readers show in their bookmarks panel. Existing bookmarks are listed so you can rename, reorder, nest or delete them; add new ones for the page in the preview, or one for every page in a click. Choose the page each bookmark opens, make sub-bookmarks for sections within chapters, and have the panel open automatically when the PDF is opened.
How to use Add Bookmarks to PDF
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Add your PDF
Drop or choose the PDF; any bookmarks it has are listed.
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Edit the bookmarks
Add, rename, choose pages, nest and reorder them.
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Download
Save the PDF with the new bookmarks.
What it does
- Edit what’s there
- Existing bookmarks are read in, ready to change.
- Nested sections
- Sub-bookmarks for sections inside chapters.
- Opens ready
- Optionally show the bookmarks panel when the PDF opens.
Questions
What are PDF bookmarks?
A clickable outline in the reader’s side panel that jumps to sections, like a table of contents.
Why were some bookmarks removed?
Bookmarks that go to a website or run a script, not to a page in this file, can’t be kept by this editor. Give them a page to keep them as page bookmarks.
Do bookmarks change the pages?
No. Only the outline is changed.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. It’s processed on your device and never leaves it.