Edit Bookmarks

Add or edit PDF bookmarks (outline). Right in your browser. 100% free, privacy protected.

Edit Bookmarks builds the navigation outline that appears in a PDF reader's sidebar, so a long document can be jumped through by chapter instead of scrolled. You can add entries, nest them into a hierarchy, rename them and point each one at a specific page. Merged documents in particular tend to arrive with no outline at all, which makes a 200-page bundle painful to use; adding one takes a few minutes and changes how usable the file is. Editing runs in your browser.

  1. Upload Files — Drag and drop your files into the upload area, or click to browse and select files from your device.
  2. Set Options — Add or edit PDF bookmarks (outline)
  3. Download — Click the download button to save your processed file. It's ready instantly!

Frequently Asked Questions

What are PDF bookmarks?

They are the document outline shown in a reader's side panel — a clickable table of contents that jumps to a page. They are separate from any contents page printed into the document itself.

Can I create nested sections?

Yes. Entries can be nested several levels deep, so chapters, sections and subsections form a proper hierarchy.

Why did my bookmarks disappear after merging?

Merging does not rebuild a combined outline from the source documents. Add one here after merging.

Do bookmarks show in every reader?

Yes. Acrobat, Preview, browser viewers and mobile readers all display the outline, though some hide the panel until you open it.

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