Adobe Acrobat DC is a popular program and web service for viewing, producing, and modifying PDF documents.
How to add a page to a PDF using Acrobat is a question that many people have. This is a feature that is often used, so the process is easy, and we’ll show you how to do it in this article.
How to insert a page into a PDF using Acrobat?
- Launch Adobe Acrobat DC.
- Open the PDF file you want to amend.
- Find and click on the Organize Pages option on the right.
- Drag and drop the File you want to add into the appropriate location.
- Ensure the pages are in the order you want them.
- Save the document.
To begin with, open Adobe Acrobat DC (or whichever version of Acrobat you have on your computer).
In Acrobat, find and open the PDF file you wish to change. You should notice certain icons and settings in the right-hand column of the program after launching it.
Locate and choose the Organize Pages option.
The Organize Pages view displays each PDF page separately, allowing you to quickly rearrange or add additional pages.
Drag and drop files into this window with ease, or use the Insert button to insert from a file, clipboard, scanner, web page, or blank page.
Next, rearrange the pages to make your paper look the way you want it to. In this view, you may drag and drop pages anywhere you like, and reorder individual pages with ease.
After you’ve double-checked the page order and made sure your changes are correct, go to File, then Save As (Shift+Ctrl+S) to save your new document. You may see the changes by opening the PDF you just saved and browsing through it.
That’s all there is to know about using Adobe Acrobat to insert a page into a PDF. At the time of writing, a seven-day free trial of Adobe Acrobat can be used to complete this activity.