How to Make a PDF a Link

Sending large PDF files through email can be frustrating. The files often get rejected because they're too big, or they clog up someone's inbox. There's a better way to share your documents.

You can turn any PDF into a shareable link by uploading it to Files Forever This will give you a simple, permanent URL that can be accessed anytime, anywhere, and will never expire!

Creating PDF links will make your life easier; whether you're sharing work documents, school projects, or personal files. The process only takes a few minutes once you know the steps.

Converting PDF Files Into Clickable Links

First, Log in or create an account: Files Forever Then, Upload your PDF file Example Finally, Copy the link!

Then you are ready to share your PDF link with anyone, any way you want! All they have to do is click the link, and they will be able to view your PDF file.

Sharing PDFs as Links in Emails

Sending PDF links in emails works better than attachments because they don't clog up inboxes or bounce back due to size limits. You just paste the URL into your email body like any other web link. Try it now!

Avoiding Broken PDF Links

Broken links happen when you move, rename, or delete your PDF file after creating the share link when you use other storage services. Keep your PDF saved forever on Files Forever, and never lose your file or have to recreate the link again!

Customizing Link Text and Appearance

Your link text should tell people exactly what they're about to open. Use descriptive phrases like "Download 2025 Budget Report" instead of generic text like "click here."

You can create hyperlinks in emails, websites, or documents by using HTML or your platform's link tool. Most email clients and website builders let you add custom text that hides the long URL.

Effective link formatting includes:

Bold text to make links stand out
Clear, specific descriptions of the PDF content
Action words like "view," "download," or "access"

Short, memorable links look more professional than long random strings. URL shorteners can make your links cleaner, but they may hide the destination from users.

Button-style links work well on websites and often get more clicks than plain text. Most website builders include button options that you can customize with colors and sizes.