Add Links to PDF
Make any area of a PDF page open a website or an email. Free, and it runs on your device.
Add Links to PDF makes your document clickable: turn a web address printed in a brochure into a real link, link a logo to your website, or make an email address open a new message. Drag over the text or area that should be clickable and type the address. Links work in every PDF reader, on computers and phones. The page itself looks the same; the dashed outline you see while editing is not saved. Everything happens inside your browser, so the document never leaves your device.
How to use Add Links to PDF
- 1
Open your PDF
Drop or choose a PDF.
- 2
Drag over the clickable area
Then type the web address, such as example.com, or an email address.
- 3
Download the PDF
Save the copy with working links.
What it does
- Web and email links
- Links open a website, or a new email to the address you enter.
- Invisible on the page
- The page looks unchanged; only the area becomes clickable.
- Works in every reader
- Standard PDF links open in Acrobat, browsers, Preview and phone apps.
- Private editing
- The PDF is edited on your device and never uploaded.
Questions
Do I need to type https://?
No. Type example.com and https:// is added. An email address becomes a mailto link.
Can a link go to another page of the PDF?
Not yet. Links here open websites and email addresses.
Why doesn't the link work in my viewer?
Some image viewers and messaging app previews don't open PDF links. Open the file in a PDF reader or a browser.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. The PDF is opened and saved in your browser, so it stays on your device.