Hyperlinks in clickable text in Adobe Express

I also need to link WITHIN the document, which is what I understood this question to be about, but I cannot find the answer. I'm not looking to add external links. My goal is to send an email newsletter with a clickable Table of Contents and internal navigation (i.e. Back, Top, etc.). I see that I can link external sites. This is not what I need. Is there any way to accomplish this in Adobe Express? I have been using Canva for two years to create these newsletters and it has this functionality. Our company has decided that is a security risk and gave me Adobe Express instead so this is the tool I have to use. 

One suggestion (repeatedly posted) was to export to Word, add the links, then convert back to PDF. I thought of that too, but it messes up my formatting. Any other thoughts, ideas, suggestions?

In a LinkedIn post, in AE, the @mention feature does not work, neither does highlighting the text and clicking on 'Link Options' as that is not an option either.  So the only way that I can tell to do this is to schedule the post and then manually go into LinkedIn and use the @mention feature there.  Definitely not ideal.

I just want to add a link to another page in the PDF, this should be simple for Table of Contents...

So... you can make a web page, but not a website? Unlesss it ionly has one page. I spent HOURS designing six pages that were supposed to be on one site, based on the fact that they say you can use it to develop webpages. Guess I'm missing something. And I have a 48 hour deaadline. 

Back to the drawing board.

Hi, a great update or upgrade to the linking ability, can your developers include a code snippet/code download for the file to be recreated for a web environment?

I donwloaded my gfx as pdf just fine but, Is there anyway to change the PDF cover? I would like to show my gfx instead of the PDF logo. 

Hi, after reading all the answers and posts I've found a solution for my presentation to add a hyperlink to a textfield (without that the link-text is visible etc.) because any other "solution" didn't work für my presentation.

1. Dowload the file as PDF

2. Convert it to a Word-Document

3. Add the Hyperlink(s) to the text fields (change text color, underline if you want so)

4. Convert it back to PDF

5. You've got hyperlinks

Complicated? Of course, yes, and not what I expect from Adobe and with Adobe Express with all its Hyper hyper AI etc., but at least it has been working to add a hyperlink to a text field 🙂

Good news! You can now add hyperlinks to Adobe Express on the desktop. It is a brand-new feature.

To add a hyperlink…

1. Select your text
2. Right click
3. Select Link Options
4. Add the link

How in the world can you have all these fancy options and AI but no ability to add links to text? This really puts a dent in using or recommending to our 1,200 faculty and 50K students. It renders a potentially great teaching and learning tool useless. 

Use QR codes.