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Jump to Specific Page in Documents

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  • Mike Davis

    Hi James!

    Thanks for the question. I think perhaps the best workaround for what you are looking for in Documents is using Bookmarks. They let you mark specific locations in a document and quickly navigate to them. Here's how to get started with them.
    • - Create a bookmark: Select content → Right-click → Create Bookmark
    • - Navigate: Click the bookmark from the Document Bookmarks panel on the left side of the page
    • - Bookmarks can be renamed and filtered by name, section, or "my bookmarks"
    • - You can also hyperlink to bookmarks from other parts of the document
    This is the closest equivalent to "jumping to a page" based on a page number — if bookmarks are set up at key pages, reviewers can navigate to them by name. That said, we have a feature request for that type of interaction (i.e. navigate to page number) and I'm happy to add you as a requestor there too. We'll keep you updated on its progress but do give us a holler if you have any follow-ups. Thanks!
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  • James Babendir

    My goal here is not to set specific bookmarks, but to be able to pull up a page in the live document that corresponds to something I'm seeing in the PDF. Especially for larger documents, trying to find a specific paragraph can take time if the sections are large.

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