Drag and drop a PDF file, then insert pages.
Select a PDF, then insert pages.
Select a PDF, then insert pages.
How to add pages to a PDF file
Follow these easy steps to insert one or more files into your PDF:
- Click the Select a file button above, or drag and drop a PDF into the drop zone.
- Select the PDF document to which you want to add pages.
- After Acrobat uploads the PDF file, sign in.
- Select an insertion point before or after the page thumbnail where you want to insert pages.
- Navigate to the PDF file or files you want to add.
- Organize individual pages as desired. Highlight one or more page thumbnails; then drag and drop to reorder them. You can also use delete and rotate options in the toolbar.
- Click Save to save your new PDF file. You can download the new document or get a link to share it.
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Insert pages into a PDF
When you need to add one or more pages to a PDF file, do it fast with Adobe Acrobat online services. You can add a single PDF file or multiple files wherever you like.
Add up to 1,500 PDF pages
You can add many pages to your PDF as long as the final file has 1,500 pages or less and a file size of up to 100MB. Each added file can have up to 500 pages.
Reorder, delete, or rotate pages
Once you’ve added new pages, you can use other Acrobat online tools to set up your PDF document exactly how you want. Move pages around, or delete and rotate them.
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When you save files to your Acrobat account, you can access them from anywhere on any device. You can share links to them as well and collect everyone’s feedback in one PDF online.
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Questions? We have answers.
Can I add multiple pages into a PDF?
Yes, you can add one or more pages to a PDF file. Upload a PDF using the insert pages tool and sign in to Acrobat online. Use your cursor to select the desired insertion point, and then select the file or files you want to add from the resulting dialog box. Once the files are added, you can drag and drop the PDF pages to reorder them. You can also rotate a selected page by using the rotate clockwise or rotate counterclockwise icon. To delete pages, whether a single page or a page range, select the pages and click the trashcan icon. When you save the file, your new document will include all of the changes you made.
For access to more PDF tools, you can try Adobe Acrobat Pro for free for seven days on the Windows or Mac operating system or view pricing to buy a subscription. The Acrobat Pro trial lets you extract pages, add blank pages, and insert other types of files, including Microsoft Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, and Excel spreadsheets. You can use PDF editor tools to edit PDF text and images, annotate documents, combine multiple PDF files, add bookmarks or watermarks, insert page numbers, copy content from files, and more. You can also resize PDF files, convert files to PDF, and convert PDFs to Microsoft files or image formats like PNGs. Easy tutorials get you up and running fast.
Can I insert pages anywhere in my existing PDF file?
Yes, you can insert one or more files before or after any existing page in your PDF document.
How many pages can I add to a PDF?
When you add pages to a PDF, you can insert as many pages as you like as long as the total number of pages in the final PDF is 1,500 pages or less, with a file size of up to 100MB. Each inserted PDF is also limited to up to 500 pages.
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