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Open your PDF file in Adobe Acrobat.
Select the Tools tab and choose Edit PDF.
Click on Link in the secondary toolbar, then select Add link.
Drag to draw a rectangle where you want the link to appear.
In the dialog that appears, select the link appearance and choose the link action, such as Open a web page or Go to a page view.
Click Next and enter the URL or destination as required, then click OK.
To attach a file, select the Tools tab and choose Edit PDF.
Click on Attach in the secondary toolbar and select Attach File.
Click on the location in the PDF where you want the attachment icon to appear.
In the dialog, browse to select the file you want to attach, then click Open.
Optionally, add a description for the attachment, then click OK.
You can quickly check all links and attachments in your PDF by opening the Attachments panel from the left navigation pane.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
To add a clickable link, you send a request to the API with the PDF file, the URL you want to link to, and the exact spot in the PDF where the link should appear. The API then returns a new PDF with the link added.
A link lets users click and go to a webpage or another place in the document, while an attachment is an extra file stored inside the PDF that users can open or download.
Yes, you can write a script that calls the Adobe PDF Services API in a loop, sending each PDF and the details for the links or attachments you want to add.
Using the API is much faster and more reliable if you have many PDFs or need to add links automatically as part of a bigger process, instead of doing it by hand for each file.
After you send your request, the API gives you back a new PDF. You can open this file to check if your link or attachment is there, or use the API’s response details to confirm success.