Easily embed PDF files into your documents — inline or as attachments.
This guide walks you through how to upload and display ad-hoc PDF files in your document, either as an embedded inline preview or as a clickable attachment button. Perfect for adding downloadable files, previews, or reference materials directly into your content.
An ad-hoc PDF is a standalone PDF file you upload directly into a document, rather than one included in a prebuilt template. It’s typically used to add supplemental materials such as spec sheets, contracts, or reference guides. Embedding a PDF allows recipients to view or download the file directly within the document, improving readability and providing a smoother, more professional experience.
Embed: Places the PDF as part of the document layout for visual reference.
Attachment: Adds the PDF as a downloadable file for recipients to save and view separately.
Yes. You can toggle the PDF’s visibility to control whether recipients can see it in the document.
Yes. You can toggle the Allow Download option to let recipients download the PDF or restrict it to viewing only.