Quick Tutorial on How to Embed Video in PDF

Adding video, sound, and other interactive content to PDF can make your documents more interesting and engaging. With Adobe Acrobat, a trusted PDF editing solution, you can add both local videos and video links to your PDF. But they have constraints on the video file formats for embedding.

According to Adobe Acrobat official site, the supported formats for PDF video embed are MOV and other files encoded in H264 with AAC audio. (Note: FLV and F4V files are no longer supported by both Acrobat.) The online video you may want to link should also be H.264-compliant MOV and MP4. If your video is in an incompatible format, you need first to convert it to one of the supported formats using a reliable video converter e.g. WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro.

In the following tutorial, I will show you how to convert videos to a supported format and then embed them in PDF file. (You can skip Part 1 if your video is already in a compatible format):

WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro is a competent converter program that can make format conversions between virtually all video and audio formats. With a few simple clicks, you can convert any video to PDF-supported MOV, MP4, and H264-encoded videos with AAC audio. It also supports processing multiple files simultaneously. Besides video conversion, it lets you edit, compress, record video and audio. All features are easy to use.

Now, free downloadfree download this PDF video converter and follow the steps below:

Once you have converted to the compatible Adobe Acrobat video format, you can insert video into PDF as follows.

Step 1: In order to embed video in PDF, firstly, please run Adobe Acrobat to import the PDF files that need to be edited.

Step 2: To insert video into PDF, click on the All tools tab on the top left of the program window and then find Add rich media.

Step 3: Then click on the Video tab on the left toolbar.

Step 4: Hold down the left mouse button and drag out the area of the inserted video. If your video is online, simply enter the URL into the "File" box. Remember to enter the full address, including the video filename extension, such as .mov or .mp4. Or click on the "Browse" button to add a local video file.

Step 5: This is an optional step. You can do it according to your real needs. Check "Show Advanced Options" to customize Launch Settings, Controls, set thumbnail, etc.

Step 6: Finally, click "OK" to embed video in PDF. It may take a few seconds for the video to show up.

So here is the whole tutorial of embedding video in PDF in a smooth way. Hope you have found the answer to your question – How can I embed video into PDF. If you think it's helpful, please share the tip with others.