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Add PDF to event page

  • Convert PDF to image file for easiest insertion
  • Use Scribd to embed PDF (advanced option)
 
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Tip: These are a few ways you can convert your .pdf file to an image file for use in your event page. If someone designed your flier for you, you may also contact them to see if they can provide you with an image file (.jpeg, .jpg, .gif, or .png) instead. For more on inserting images into your event details, click here.

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Option 1 (the easiest): convert your PDF into an image file

There are several ways to convert a .pdf into an image file. One way is a free web-based service called Imgur that will allow you to convert your .pdf to an image.

The first step is to upload your .pdf to Imgur. Once it's uploaded, right click on the preview image and click save as to save the image to your desktop. This will save your new .jpg file to your computer's hard drive. To give it a try, click here.

Once you have your .jpg file, go here to learn how to insert it into your event details.

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Option 2: take a screenshot of the PDF and save as an image file

The best way to take a screenshot will depend on your computer's operating system. Click here to learn how to take a screenshot.

Once you have your .jpg file, go here to learn how to insert it into your event details.

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Option 3 (advanced): use Scribd to embed the PDF in your event details

The final and slightly more involved option is a web service called Scribd. Scribd is a free web service where you can host .pdf files and that then will auto-generate the HTML code you need in order to embed .pdf files in your event page.

- To embed a .pdf using Scribd, go to http://www.scribd.com. Also, for information on embedding an image, click here.

- Copy the embed code from Scribd, then go back to Eventbrite and bring up the Edit page for the event you are working on. In Step 3: Add Event Details, click on the HTML button in the toolbar.

Once the HTML Source Editor window opens, paste the embed code from your clipboard into the HTML code for your page. Now click Update at the bottom of the HTML Source Editor. Remember to save your changes before leaving the Edit page!



 

 


Add PDF to event page

  • Convert PDF to image file for easiest insertion
  • Use Scribd to embed PDF (advanced option)
 

Tip: These are a few ways you can convert your .pdf file to an image file for use in your event page. If someone designed a .pdf flier for you, you may also contact them to see if they can provide you with an image file (.jpeg, .jpg, .gif, or .png) instead. For more on inserting images into your event details, click here.

1

Option 1 (the easiest): convert your PDF into an image file

There are several ways to convert a .pdf into an image file. One way is a free web-based service called Imgur that will allow you to convert your .pdf to an image.

The first step is to upload your .pdf to Imgur. Once it's uploaded, right click on the preview image and click save as to save the image to your desktop. This will save your new .jpg file to your computer's hard drive. To give it a try, click here.

Once you have your .jpg file, go here to learn how to insert it into your event details.

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Option 2: take a screenshot of the PDF and save as an image file

The best way to take a screenshot will depend on your computer's operating system. Click here to learn how to take a screenshot.

Once you have your .jpg file, go here to learn how to insert it into your event details.

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Option 3 (advanced): use Scribd to embed the PDF in your event details

The final and slightly more involved option is a web service called Scribd. Scribd is a free web service where you can host .pdf files and that then will auto-generate the HTML code you need in order to embed .pdf files in your event page.

- To embed a .pdf using Scribd, go to http://www.scribd.com.Also, for information on embedding an image, click here.

- Copy the embed code from Scribd, then go back to Eventbrite and bring up the Event Details page for the event you are working on. In Step 1: Add your Event Details, click on the HTML button in the toolbar above the Event Details section.

Once the HTML Source Editor window opens, paste the embed code from your clipboard into the HTML code for your page. Now click Update at the bottom of the HTML Source Editor. Remember to click Save to save your changes before leaving the Event Details page!

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