Edit links in PDFs with Papaya PDF
Add, update, and remove clickable PDF links while keeping the rest of the document editable.
Choose PDF to edit links Link changes stay local until you export the document.How it works
Links to a web page or to another page of the document
A PDF link either opens a web address or jumps to a page inside the same document, the way entries in a table of contents do. Papaya PDF handles both. In reading view, click a link to follow it; after jumping inside the document, a Back button takes you to where you were.
When you edit a link, choose whether it goes to a page or to the web. For a page link you pick the landing page and see a preview of it, so a re-pointed contents entry lands where you meant it to.
Contents pages stay a list of links
A table of contents is laid out in neat columns, which can make it look like a table. Papaya PDF recognises a contents page by its links and keeps every entry as its own link, so you can fix one destination without rebuilding the page.
Link changes stay local until you export the document.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I change where a link in a PDF goes?
Yes. Select the link, choose a web address or a page of the document, and export. The link keeps its position on the page.
Can I fix a broken table of contents in a PDF?
Yes. Each contents entry is a link you can select and point at the right page, with a preview of the page it will land on.
Is my document uploaded?
No. Link changes happen on your device and stay local until you export the document.