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
1Open your PDF
2Create or select a link region
3Enter the destination and export the PDF
Link changes stay local until you export the document.
Start editing your PDF
Edit PDF textOpen a PDF, edit text and layout, then export the finished document from a fast local-first PDF editor.Annotate PDFsHighlight, comment, draw, add links, and mark up PDF pages in one local-first editor.Fill and sign PDFsFill form fields, add text where fields are missing, place signatures, and export a completed PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Are my PDF files uploaded?
Papaya PDF is built around local document processing. The editor works with your PDF on your device instead of requiring an upload-first workflow.
Can I keep editing after using this tool?
Yes. These tools open into the full Papaya PDF editor, so you can continue editing text, pages, forms, signatures, annotations, and exports from the same workspace.
Why are PDFs hard to edit?
PDFs are finished page descriptions, not live word-processing documents. Read the Papaya PDF post about why PDF editing is tricky.