Uploading a Two Page PDF

[BRANDYB39]

Hi, I am creating a new email campaign. I have a two page pdf that I will be using as the email campaign. However, when I use the "import pdf to email option" and it uploads the pdf it is only uploading one page and not .

the second page. Please advise how it can have it upload multiple pdf's.

Thank you,

[BRANDYB39]

At this time our system does only create an image of the first page and includes a document link to view the rest of the PDF. A workaround we suggest in the meantime is to manually convert the PDF to images through an outside program.

We encourage you to leave a thumbs up or comment on the feature request to allow for the creation of images with a multi-page PDF file instead of commenting here. Voting and commenting on the linked post above helps to influence future product decisions and allows you to be notified of replies from our teams. Though we do not have a time estimate if a feature like this will be available in the product, any updates will be posted there, not on this post.

[Frankie_P]

At this time our system does only create an image of the first page and includes a document link to view the rest of the PDF. A workaround we suggest in the meantime is to manually convert the PDF to images through an outside program.

We encourage you to leave a thumbs up or comment on the feature request to allow for the creation of images with a multi-page PDF file instead of commenting here. Voting and commenting on the linked post above helps to influence future product decisions and allows you to be notified of replies from our teams. Though we do not have a time estimate if a feature like this will be available in the product, any updates will be posted there, not on this post.

[ToastmastersD55]

This is also a huge issue for me. I have to save my PDFs in one-page increments, upload them as images then move them into my campaign. The bigger drawback is downloading the document can't be achieved unless you can store the entire PDF on a website.

It would be fantastic if CC could take this feature enhancement request and make it part of the program.

[Aaron_H]

Hello @ToastmastersD55,

We'll continue tracking requests of course.  Even when you upload separate pages to create the images, you can still link each of those images to the same original document.  So you could have 5 pictures in a row (one for each page) and still have each page link to the original 5-page pdf, for example.  Once you've inserted one of the images, just use the link option, and choose 'document link'.  Then you can choose any document from your library.  Our system can handle up to a 5MB PDF.  Unfortunately, there is not a way around the hassle of having to create so many separate PDFs at this time.

[FLCGville]

Will this option be coming to Constant Contact?  I would like to use a different format of newsletter than is available in CC.  People find the scrolling down and down and down annoying and are not reading it.  I would like to do this in pages but of course have the same issue of having to add page after page.  

[Amanda_G]

Hi @FLCGville , 

I can certainly go ahead and add your name to this feature request so that you are privy to any updates, though adding multiple pages will not eliminate users from having to scroll up and down to read the email. It would simply add the pages one after the other, and they'd still have to scroll up and down to read all the content; same as the current experience. 

[AndrewC015]

This feature is extremely necessary and I can't believe two years later it still hasn't been implemented. 

[TamaW]

I feel the same way! Why is this not yet a thing? 

[IT-Admin]

Right?! I have a 10-page pdf and I don't know what to do. I spent hours on it with imbedded links to click for them...

[IPCDS]

I also need to upload a 2 page pdf, however it was not difficult to add the 2nd page.

[DeniseW0442]

How did you do it please?

[FLCGville]

Denise, they still have not made a change.  You can only do pages by scrolling.  

[Nick_S]

Hi @DeniseW0442,

As @FLCGville mentions, it is still not possible to convert a multi-page PDF into separate images within Constant Contact; only the first page will be converted. Canva has a free converter tool (though you might have to create a free account with them) and integrates with Constant Contact. If you don't want to use Canva, there are many 3rd-party sites available if you type "convert PDF to PNG/JPG" in a search engine.

Generally, these services will convert and then save it as a ZIP file, which you will then extract the files and upload them to your Library.

Alternatively, if you have an Adobe license for Acrobat, there is an option to export a multi-page PDF into different image file types.

I hope this is helpful! We are still tracking feedback on the feature, so if you haven't already please head over to the Product Ideas thread  and hit the Kudo button or leave a comment!