How to Link PDF Pages Using Python (2025)

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🔗 How to Link PDF Pages Using Python | Internal PDF Navigation with Python Automation**

Want to create clickable links *inside* a PDF that let users jump from one page to another? In this Python tutorial, you’ll learn **how to link PDF pages using PyMuPDF (`fitz`)** — an incredibly powerful library for editing and navigating PDFs with Python.

This feature is great for **creating interactive PDFs** like e-books, catalogs, indexes, TOCs (Table of Contents), reports, and much more. Instead of scrolling endlessly, your users can click and instantly jump to the section they want!

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🔍 **What You’ll Learn:**
- Installing and importing PyMuPDF (`pip install pymupdf`)
- Opening and editing an existing PDF
- Creating internal links to jump from one page to another
- Linking text, buttons, or areas (rectangles)
- Adding multiple page links programmatically
- Saving and exporting the updated, link-enabled PDF

This tutorial is designed for **beginner to intermediate Python users** looking to upgrade their PDF documents with internal navigation — no need for manual editing!

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🛠️ **Tools & Libraries:**
- Python 3.x
- PyMuPDF (imported as `fitz`)
- Any PDF viewer to test the output

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📁 **Download Source Code & Sample PDFs:**
👉 [Link to GitHub repo or code snippet]
👉 [Optional: Sample PDFs for before/after comparison]

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💬 **Got Questions or Feature Requests?**
Drop your thoughts in the comments! I’d love to hear how you’re using internal PDF links and what you want to see in future videos (external links, bookmarks, etc.)

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Let me know if you’d like to add **external URL linking**, **clickable buttons**, or **a blog-style write-up** as well!