Turn your PDF into an editable website.
Upload a brochure, restaurant menu, report, or presentation PDF and describe the website you want. Lindo uses your document to generate a responsive website draft you can edit and publish — not just a link to the original PDF.
Up to 10 PDFs, 20 MB each. Your uploads carry through sign-in. Generation happens in the builder and uses your plan credits; review the draft before publishing.
A website built from your PDF, not a PDF viewer
Lindo's PDF-to-website workflow uses the document as source material for a new site. You can revise the text, rearrange sections, add links and calls to action, and publish the result with Lindo. This is different from hosting a PDF at a shareable URL or exporting its printed pages as fixed HTML. The design and content are generated from your instructions, so check the result rather than expecting an exact conversion of every asset.
Example: a restaurant menu becomes a mobile-friendly site
Start with your menu PDF and supply your current address, opening hours, and reservation link. Ask for a homepage with a readable menu, a location section, and a reservation button. A visitor can then browse the web page instead of downloading and zooming into a document.
“Build a restaurant website from this menu PDF. Group dishes by the existing categories. Use the prices exactly as written. Add the address, hours, and reservation link I provide. Flag missing information instead of inventing reviews or dietary claims.”
This is an example brief, not a customer result. Before launch, check every price and allergen note, test the reservation link, and review the menu on a phone. An ordering system is a separate integration; uploading a menu does not create one automatically.
How to turn a PDF into a website
Choose up to 10 PDFs, each 20 MB or smaller.
Text-based brochures, menus, reports, proposals, and decks provide clearer source material than image-only scans.
Describe the site you want to create.
Decide which document content belongs on the homepage and which needs a separate page. Supply current contact details, your brand direction, and the action visitors should take.
Sign in — your PDFs come with you.
Files are stored when you continue and arrive already attached to your first build, so nothing is lost at sign-in.
Generate, edit, and publish your website.
Add your instructions in the builder, generate the site, and refine its text and design. Check document facts, images, links, and mobile layout before publishing.
Before you sign in
This page checks each PDF's type and size
PDFs are validated locally and stored so they survive sign-in. Text, images, tables, and page structure are not extracted on this page.
Other document formats
Export slides and documents to PDF first
Lindo does not accept PPT, PPTX, DOC, or DOCX files directly. Export to PDF, then select the file above.
PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides
Export or download the deck as PDF, one slide per page. Keep the slide order you want the pages or sections to follow, and re-export after any late edit.
Speaker notes, animations, transitions, and embedded video do not carry over. Convert a slide to an image instead when its layout matters more than its text.
Google Docs or Microsoft Word
Use File, then Download or Save as PDF. Apply real heading styles before exporting so the document hierarchy is visible in the output.
Comments, tracked changes, and complex tables are unreliable source material. Remove them and flatten long appendices before exporting.
What you can build
Use the content you already have
Several PDFs per build
Add up to 10 files — for example a brochure plus a price list — and confirm each name before continuing.
Carries through sign-in
Each PDF of 20 MB or less is stored and arrives attached to your first build. Reduce anything larger before selecting it.
Text-based works best
Scanned or image-heavy PDFs provide less useful text context and usually need more written instruction.
Web layout instead of printed pages
Ask for sections and navigation that suit a website. PDF pages are not mapped one-to-one, and images or complex tables may need replacing.
Editable draft
Use the PDFs with written instructions, then revise the generated website inside Lindo.
Review required
Check content accuracy, asset rights, navigation, responsive behavior, and accessibility before launch.
Prepare the file
A short checklist that improves the draft
- Confirm the text is selectable. Open the PDF and try to select a paragraph. If you cannot, it is effectively a set of images and you should supply the key content in writing.
- Lead with the important pages. Put the pages that describe the business, services, and offers first, and drop pages you do not want represented on the website.
- Say what each document is for. One sentence such as "this is the menu, this is the pricing sheet" is more useful than adding more files.
- Check contact and legal details. Printed documents often contain outdated hours, prices, phone numbers, and disclaimers. Verify them in the draft before publishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I convert a PDF into an editable website?
Is this a PDF-to-link or PDF hosting tool?
How many PDFs can I select, and how large can they be?
Which PDFs work best as website references?
Do my PDFs carry through sign-in?
Can I upload a PowerPoint, Keynote, or Word file?
Will every PDF page become a website page?
Will every asset and table be extracted automatically?
Should I use a PDF or an image?
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