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Hello Adobe Acrobat Community,
I’m working on a project to create interactive PDFs that include mindfulness exercises, similar to those found on Calmytime , which offers short relaxation activities. My goal is to design PDFs with embedded links or buttons that guide users through timed breathing exercises or open external mindfulness resources. I’m using Adobe Acrobat Pro (latest version) and have some experience with adding hyperlinks, but I’m not sure how to make the PDFs more interactive, like including a clickable timer or embedding audio instructions.
Has anyone here created interactive PDFs for well-being or educational purposes? Are there specific Acrobat features or JavaScript options that could help me add these elements? Any tips or examples of similar projects would be super helpful. Thanks in advance for your advice!
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@muhammad_1451 that's pretty cool! You can create a button within Acrobat and associate various actions with them. For your timed breathing exercises, you could create a "Start" and "Stop" buttons. While Acrobat doesn't have a built-in visual timer that counts down on the page, you might be able to use JavaScript to simulate this or to trigger timed events.
I used to create a PDF with my students and adding videos to show how powerful PDFs can be... This could be perfect for including a guided meditation instructions or calming soundscapes that play when a user clicks a button. You can control playback options and placement within the PDF.
Within the search field, you can do a deep search on this as well, or Google it exactly what you are wanting
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