Click "Chapter 3" in your table of contents → jump directly to page 15. Free, no Adobe needed.
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Everything you need to know about PDF jump links
Upload your PDF to PDFCourt. Go to your TOC page, draw a bounding box over a chapter entry like "Chapter 3 - Results". Scroll to the chapter page and draw a destination box. Done — that TOC entry is now clickable. Repeat for each entry.
About 20-30 seconds per TOC entry. A 10-item table of contents takes ~5 minutes. A 20-item TOC takes ~10 minutes. Much faster than coding or using complex desktop software.
Currently, each TOC link is created manually (draw source box → navigate to section → draw destination box). Automated TOC linking is on our roadmap. The manual process is straightforward and takes ~30 seconds per link.
No. Adobe Acrobat Pro costs $239/year. PDFCourt provides the same clickable TOC capability for free, with a simpler visual interface. Works in your browser — no installation.
Yes. The links follow the PDF specification standard and work in Adobe Acrobat, Chrome, Apple Preview, Firefox, Edge, and all mobile PDF apps. Universal compatibility on every device.
Yes! You can create bidirectional links. Draw a box over "Back to Contents" at the end of a chapter and link it back to the TOC page. Readers can navigate both directions.
Any long document: textbooks, training manuals, annual reports, research papers, legal briefs, user guides, ebooks, company policies, technical documentation. If it has a TOC, it should be clickable.
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