Add a table of contents to a PDF

Add a table of contents to a PDF

Create a first page with links to files or specific pages in a long PDF. Use file links for a quick document overview, or page links when readers need to jump to precise sections. Preview the entries before exporting.

How to Merge Multiple PDFs and Add Links to the Start of Each File

Step 1 - Drag and drop all the PDF files into the large rectangle.
Step 2 - Arrange the files in your desired order by dragging them.
Step 3 - Click "Add a link for each file" to insert one entry for each file. Step 4 - Edit the titles for the links if needed. Make sure the titles are descriptive and accurate.
Step 5 - Click "Create PDF", then "Download PDF" when the result is ready.

Pro Tip: Use meaningful file names (e.g., Photos_of_My_Grade.pdf) to make it easier to finalize link titles quickly.

How to Link to Different Sections of Each PDF

Step 1 - Drag and drop all the PDF files into the large rectangle.
Step 2 - Arrange the files in your desired order by dragging them.
Step 3 - (Optional) Click "Add a link for each file" to add a starting entry for each file. Step 4 - Navigate to the page you want to link to within each file. Use the arrows or enter the page number directly.
Step 5 - Click the icon to add a link to the selected page.
Step 6 - Review and edit the suggested title for the link. The title is based on the first text found on the page.
Step 7 - Click "Create PDF", then "Download PDF" when the updated document is ready.