PDF Viewer

A menu, a price list, a brochure or a form that lives as a PDF usually ends up as a link, and a link is a page your visitor leaves. PDF Viewer puts the document on the page itself. Choose a PDF from your site media or paste an https link to one, give it a title, and pick the shape: A4, US Letter, 4:3, 16:9, square, or a fixed height in pixels. The document sits in your page at the proportions of the real thing. It is built for a keyboard and a screen reader. The viewer is a named region, your title is its name, the document is a tab stop, and the link under it is a real link. What it does not do: it does not host your file, and it does not convert or edit a PDF. Showing the document inside the page is the browser's own viewer, so on a browser without one, which is most phones, the visitor gets a clear link that opens the file instead. Only https addresses are accepted. Nothing is sent to us. The visitor's own browser fetches your file from where you host it, and that is the only request: no cookie, no analytics, no copy of your file. The viewer and its settings are in twelve languages, and your own wording is never translated. Free, with no limits and no account.