Create Jump Links in Your PDF Documents
Turn static PDFs into interactive documents with clickable navigation. Perfect for long reports, manuals, and ebooks.
💡 The Problem with Static PDFs
- • Readers scroll endlessly through 100+ pages
- • Table of contents is just decorative text
- • Cross-references say "see page 47" forcing manual navigation
- • Poor user experience = abandoned documents
- • Click TOC item → instantly jump to that section
- • Click "Figure 5.2" → go directly to the figure
- • Navigate 500-page manuals with ease
- • Professional, polished documents
Upload Your PDF Document
Start by uploading the PDF file you want to make interactive. Drag and drop or click to browse. Your file is encrypted in transit and auto-deleted after your session. The editor opens with a clean interface showing all your pages.
Draw Box Over Clickable Text
See text in your table of contents that should be clickable? A heading that should link to a section? Simply draw a box around it. This becomes your clickable area. The visual editor makes it easy - no coding, no property dialogs.
Choose Internal or External
Pick Internal to jump to a page in the same PDF, or External to open a URL. For internal links, navigate to the destination page and the link target is set automatically.
Repeat for Every Link
Draw as many source boxes as you need across the document — table of contents entries, cross-references, anything that should jump somewhere else. Each one gets its own destination.
Preview & Test Your Links
Press spacebar to enter preview mode and test your links in real-time. Click each link to make sure it jumps to the right place. No need to save and reopen like other tools. When satisfied, download your interactive PDF!
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