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Inserting a page into a PDF using JavaScript

Pages can be inserted into the current PDF document using the insertBlankPages and insertPages functions. Inserting blank pages is fairly straight forward.

Insert blank pages

// config.js
const docViewer = instance.Core.documentViewer;

docViewer.addEventListener('documentLoaded', async () => {
  const doc = docViewer.getDocument();

  const width = 612;
  const height = 792;
  docViewer.getPageCount(); // 3

  // Insert blank pages
  await doc.insertBlankPages([2, 3], width, height);
  // The document now contains [page1, newBlankPage1, page2, newBlankPage2, page3]
  docViewer.getPageCount(); // 5
});
// config.js
const docViewer = instance.Core.documentViewer;

docViewer.addEventListener('documentLoaded', async () => {
  const doc = docViewer.getDocument();

  const width = 612;
  const height = 792;
  docViewer.getPageCount(); // 3

  // Insert blank pages
  await doc.insertBlankPages([2, 3], width, height);
  // The document now contains [page1, newBlankPage1, page2, newBlankPage2, page3]
  docViewer.getPageCount(); // 5
});

Insert a page from another document or the same document

More likely someone will want to insert pages from one PDF into another. To achieve this, instantiate a new Document object by passing the URL of the second PDF to createDocument function as a first parameter.

Currently there aren't any functions to duplicate pages in the current document directly. If you want to copy a page, you'll need to instantiate a new Document object and load the same PDF into it using createDocument and insert the page into the current document.

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