Add a video to your PDF's page, not the file

PDFs can't reliably play video. Upload yours, paste a video link, and share one page where the video plays above your document.

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How to put a video with your PDF

Upload your PDF

Any manual, deck or brochure — Canva, Word or Adobe.

Paste your video link

YouTube or Vimeo — just drop in the URL.

Share one link

Your video plays above your PDF, on the same page.

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Can you embed a video in a PDF?

With FactorPage, your video and your PDF live together on one page. Upload your document, paste the link to your video, and it appears above the document — ready to share as a single link.

Your recipient opens that link in whatever browser they already have. They watch the video, then scroll straight into the document underneath — on a phone or a laptop, with nothing to install.

Why it's different

A PDF link just opens a file. A FactorPage link opens your video and your document, together on one page.

Use cases

What people put a video on top of

Same page every time: your video up top, your documents underneath, tabs to switch between them. Update any of it without resending the link.

CV with a video

Introduce yourself in 30 seconds, CV on tab one, portfolio on tab two. One link in your bio and signature.

Product catalogues

A walkthrough video above the spec sheet, with the price list one tab away.

Proposals

Introduce yourself on camera, let the numbers follow. Swap the scope, keep the link.

Trade show handouts

Print a QR code on the flier. The booth demo travels home with them.

Property brochures

The tour video above the brochure, floor plan on the second tab. One tap on a phone.

Service & install guides

The how-to video above the manual, warranty on the next tab. Same QR code on the box.

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Tools

PDF tools, ready to use

Pick a tool and turn your PDF into exactly what you need.

PDF to QR Code

Generate a scannable QR code for any PDF, ready to print.

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PDF Link Generator

Turn a PDF into one clean link you can share anywhere.

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Document Tracking

See every open on your PDF — when it happened, and for how long.

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Build a PDF Portfolio

Put your work on one branded page with your logo, colours and contact details.

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Embed a PDF

Drop your PDF into your site, blog or store with one embed code.

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Add Video to Your PDF Page

Put a video on your PDF's page — it plays right next to the document.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything about adding video to a PDF with FactorPage. Can't find your answer? Contact us anytime.

Can you embed a video in a PDF?

With FactorPage, your video and your PDF sit together on one page. Upload your document, paste the link to your video, and it appears above the document — all reachable from a single link you share.

How do I add a video to my PDF?

Upload your PDF, paste the link to your video, and share the page we build. There's nothing to encode and nothing to upload twice.

Where does the video appear?

Above your document. Your viewer sees the video first, then scrolls straight into the PDF underneath on the same page.

Do viewers need a special PDF reader or plugin?

No. Your recipients open a normal web page in whatever browser they already have — no plugin, no app, and no account needed to view it.

Where does my video live?

Wherever you already host it. You paste the link you have, and your page plays the video from there — so you're not uploading a second copy or managing another file.

Will adding video make my PDF file bigger?

No. Your video is linked to the page rather than packed into the document, so your PDF stays exactly the size it was.