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Acrobat Pro (Desktop)
Open the target PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Pro.
Open the JavaScript console by pressing Ctrl+J (Windows) or Cmd+J (Mac).
Write a JavaScript snippet to insert pages, such as: this.insertPages({ nPage: 0, cPath: '/path/to/insert.pdf' });
CautionThe path must be accessible to Acrobat and use forward slashes.
Run the script in the console to insert the specified pages.
Save the modified PDF.
You can automate inserting pages by running a custom JavaScript in Acrobat’s console, which is useful for batch or repeatable workflows.
Acrobat JavaScript's insertPages() method allows programmatic insertion of pages into a PDF within the Acrobat desktop app.
To insert pages, you send a request to the API with your original PDF and the file or pages you want to add, along with details about where to insert them. The API will return a new PDF with the pages added.
An endpoint is a specific web address where you send your request to perform a certain task, like inserting pages. Each task has its own endpoint.
Authentication proves that your program has permission to use the API. It keeps your documents safe and prevents others from using your API credits.
Yes, you can write a script that loops through many PDFs and sends requests to the API for each one. This helps you automate large tasks efficiently.
‘Insert Pages’ lets you add pages at a specific spot in a PDF, while ‘Combine Files’ merges whole documents together. Choose based on whether you need control over where new pages go.