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How to read PDF files on iPhone via Safari instead of lame email attachments

Posted by attilacsordas on July 18, 2007

dataProp71 The 2 main drawbacks to reading PDFs on the iPhone are the must-send-it in email in order to store and open “solution” and the user-unfriendly, landscapeless left-right scrolling reading mode. Not anymore. Both problems can easily be overcome with the help of a Safari browser hack using the almost forgotten data: URI schemes. From now on you can store and open your PDF files (and many others) in the iPhone’s Safari browser even in the Wi-Fi- and EDGE-less airplane mode and you can read PDFs in a landscape mode with only 1 one pich (that fits a column) and significantly less left-right scrolling in a much more satisfying, although not yet perfectly manner.

Here I show you in 4 steps how to do so.

1. Convert your source PDF file (by encoding an uploaded file from your folders or from URL) to a valid data: URI format with the help of a converter. I used the online The data: URI kitchen encoder but others are available too, you can even use a Perl script (and run it with Terminal under Mac OS X, thanks Mike). This will generate a very long and ugly URI line. (Sample PDF: Proposition 71 of the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine)

2. Copy/paste the long and ugly URI code into Safari and add it to your Bookmark Bar.

3. Sync your iPhone’s bookmarks with your Mac’s Safari bookmarks via iTunes, with that you can create a direct link for the PDF on your iPhone’s Safari bookmarks.

4. You’re ready, open the PDF file from the bookmarks and read it with a 1 pich landscape mode.

The same algorithm with screenshots:

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I’d like to thank for W. Clawpaws and the commenters (specially overkill for the link and iluvcapra for the reality check).

Here is Peter Meyers’ diagnosis in length:

First, the only way to permanently store and view a PDF is to email it to yourself and then open the attachment. Because the iPhone doesn’t have any kind of user accessible folder system, you can’t save the PDFs and view them later, as you might on a regular PC. The second, and more serious problem, is that text in a PDF doesn’t “reflow” to fit your phone’s display. When you first open a PDF all the text fits onscreen as in this picture but the text is too small to read. When you use the iPhone’s zoom-in feature, you’re back in the dreaded, reader-unfriendly land of having to scroll left and right. What a pain. Apple could help solve this problem by letting you change the PDF’s orientation from portrait to landscape (which is what you can do with the Web browser and photos on the iPhone).

Comment of iluvcapra on the original Life with Lunchhooks post: I successfully encoded the entire first volume of Gibbon’s Decline and Fall to PDF and moved it to my iPhone. It even opens it, though Safari generally crashes after a few minutes of scrolling down pages. The PDF I made was 1.2 Megs.
Also, Safari on my Macbook would beachball for minutes at a time when I’d try to copy/paste or move the data URL around the bookmark page. I had to use the Property List editor to add the data: URL into my bookmarks with any speed.

Another source link from Hackszine.

157 Responses to “How to read PDF files on iPhone via Safari instead of lame email attachments”

  1. [...] Open PDF documents in Safari July 18th, 2007 | Category: iPhones Talk The iPhone’s pretty rubbish handling of PDF files can be a frustration.  There’s no way to transfer the files direct to the handset – you have to e mail them to yourself – and the reading app is portrait-mode only and requires a lot of scrolling whether you’ve got a wide document.  What’s needed is a way to use the far better rendering in Safari, and that’s just what’s detailed by at Pimm. [...]

  2. [...] Open PDF documents in Safari July 18th, 2007 | Category: iPhone News The iPhone’s pretty rubbish handling of PDF files can be a frustration.  There’s no way to transfer the files direct to the handset – you have to e mail them to yourself – and the reading app is portrait-mode only and requires a lot of scrolling whether you’ve got a wide document.  What’s needed is a way to use the far better rendering in Safari, and that’s just what’s detailed by at Pimm. [...]

  3. [...] The iPhone’s pretty rubbish handling of PDF files can be a frustration.  There’s no way to transfer the files direct to the handset – you have to email them to yourself – and the reading app is portrait-mode only and requires a lot of scrolling if you’ve got a wide document.  What’s needed is a way to use the far better rendering in Safari, and that’s just what’s detailed over at Pimm. [...]

  4. Mark said

    When. Is. This. Issue. Going. To. Be. Resolved. With. A. PDF. Reading. App.

    What a total pain. This is a 21st century communications device that doesn’t even let you store a simple PDF file.

    How insanely STUPID on the part of Apple to allow this kind of thing to happen.

  5. [...] The iPhone’s pretty rubbish handling of PDF files can be a frustration.  There’s no way to transfer the files direct to the handset – you have to newsletter them to yourself – and the reading app is portrait-mode only and requires a lot of scrolling whether you’ve got a wide document.  What’s needed is a way to use the far better rendering in Safari, and that’s just what’s detailed by at Pimm. [...]

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  7. Designtion said

    Hi,
    I made an online cellphone PDF reader with the iphone in mind. I’d love it if you would test it (it’s a free service):
    http://designtion.com/labs/2007/07/18/read-any-pdf-on-your-cell-phone/
    Since it’s plain text it should wrap to portrait or landscape mode.
    Thanks!

  8. Folks, let’s not be too harsh. The iPhone /just/ came out. It’s got a lot of cool things, but don’t expect it to fold your washing, drop your kids off to school, and improve your bowling score.

    That said, just imagine all the hacks that are possible. Just give it time. When Attila first brought this to my attention, it’s got me playing with JavaScript and Perl specifically for the iPhone. I’m a lazy programmer. Just imagine what other programmers out there are doing right now. Instead of whining about what the iPhone can’t do right now, I think people should concentrate on what it will be doing in the months to come after people come up with some really cool hacks.

    Meanwhile, look here for development stuff.

    http://developer.apple.com/iphone/

    Regards,
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  9. Mr. Gunn said

    It’s got a lot of cool things, but don’t expect it to be a Nokia.

    Fixed that for ya, Mike.

  10. [...] The iPhone’s pretty rubbish handling of PDF files can be a frustration.  There’s no way to transfer the files direct to the handset – you have to email them to yourself – and the reading app is portrait-mode only and requires a lot of scrolling if you’ve got a wide document.  What’s needed is a way to use the far better rendering in Safari, and that’s just what’s detailed over at Pimm. [...]

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  12. On my iPod 80GB (I don’t have a iphone yet) I can view any document by uploading it to iPhoto (‘Save pdf to iphoto’) and the syncing the resulting iPhoto album.

    Its great for PowerPoint if I’m away at a Conference and want to go over slides.

    I presume that this works on the iPhone and from what I read here should be a better way of reading documents than trying to use Safari? Obviously it requires duplication of the file and you can’t edit anything and you still can’t easily save a pdf that you download in Safari.

  13. [...] Bis auf das “etwas aufwendigere” rooten ins Unterverzeichnis “var/root/media/pdf” – in das man die Dokumente ablegt – funktioniert das alles schon sehr schön. Eine simplere Synchronisation via iTunes wäre natürlich das Ziel. Offiziell geht derzeit nur der Weg über MAIL (als Anhang) oder als Safari-Bookmark. [...]

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  15. dastan said

    hiii

    is there any offline uri converter

    my pdf files are to big and i cant upload them

    please help

  16. Alain said

    hi

    I’d like to know if this would be exactly the same for the iTouch instead of the iPhone.
    I suppose it is but I want to be sure before i buy one?

    Thanks in advance.

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  19. aa98 said

    Y, I tried it out, I could encode the whole 293 pages of ebook and hide inside safari bookmark, the problem is that it’s too slow to open up the bookmark and it crashed the safari couple times before it worked.
    Also I had a iphone crash that night and I had to reset everything and reimport all files again…but I’m not sure if that’s related to this little hack I did though. My suggestion is…be very careful when read pdf this way.

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  21. konstantinos said

    what do you mean “paste the ugly URI into safari”? how?

  22. so the only way to do this is to use a computer? theres no way to do it only on the iphone itself without syncing it with a computer?

  23. [...] among a bunch of apps that require jailbreaking and some websites you can upload your pdfs to, this hack, which I may just start using for now. But I’d still rather have the full-fledged [...]

  24. Solvudar said

    So you cannot store your PDF on iphone’s memory, besides email attachment? Damn iphone.. I’m getting a Nokia :)

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  26. i agree with Solvidar,
    it would be a very nice feature to be able to save the documents. This is a Feature that im currently missing, along with 3G ofcourse

  27. Sebastien said

    Emailing myself a pdf file is pretty much always faster than SSHing it to the phone, unless of course if it is a large file.

  28. Thank you for the excellent post. I bought an iPhone recently and still figuring out how to grasp the full potential of this marvel.

  29. gefa said

    here is a much cooler and easier way to read offline pdf’s

    http://georgfankhauser.blogspot.com/2008/04/perfect-way-to-read-pdf-doc-offline-on.html

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  31. stan said

    what if you own a pc? help plz?

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    Thanks, I found this very useful. I also found this site very useful too. It’s got some good stuff for a better understandment too. http://www.iphonenewsvault.com

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  35. ganpat said

    I just got iphone 3g and was looking for a way to carry my pdf/docs in iphone. Evernote seems to be the best option without screwing my iphone. I was able to upload pdf and view it nicely on iphone. However, the zoom in and out is little slow, plus landscape mode doesn’t seem to work.

  36. Jorge said

    Are there any other options to read pdf’s on the iPhone 3G? Thanks.

  37. ganpat said

    Here is another way I was able to view my pdf documents on my iphone 3g. It’s definitely not possible for most of the peoples but works perfect for me since I’m a student. I use refworks to manage my references. I got refworks account from my university. I’ve uploaded most of my pdf documents into my refworks library. Now I’ve got all my pdfs on the go. All the funtions woks fine, (zoom in, viewing in landscape) with perfect quality.

  38. Olek said

    On the AppStore they are apps for storing and viewing files (also PDF) on iPhone/iPoo Touch like Files, Datacase, Filemagnet.

  39. afinder said

    IMHO, the bottom line with using any portable device to work on is that the screen is a limited size and you can’t fit enough stuff on it.

  40. Robert said

    I hope Apple comes out with ‘normal’ file handling. Saving, etc.
    I expect that the 3rd party Apps will cover this gap for now. They are not a very elegant solution, however.

    A ‘workaround’ that allows for ‘saving’ PDF files is to take a screenshot (home+power) of each slide.

  41. ganpat said

    I’d been using AIR SHARING for a week now and works excellent. Right now it’s free for limited time. Excellent app for uploading pdf. I even uploaded the whole folders in iphone and works perfect. Of all the application i’ve tried, this gives the best quality.

  42. spamtheliving said

    Thanks for the tip @ganpat.. just tried AirSharing and it works great.

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  45. Alex said

    A much easier way is to use Google Documents and Google Mobile App. Go to docs.google.com, upload your PDF/other docs there. Then download google mobile app from AppStore. Launch Google app, go to Applications (middle icon on the bottom menu), select Docs, and select your PDF – it will load in Safari. Perfect reading format, both portrait and landscape orientations, and nice zooming. :P

  46. Google docs work very well with the iPhone. I like the form facility in Google Docs where you can use your iPhone as a remote data capture device. Works a treat.

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  48. The main problem with this method of deploying pdfs to the iphone is that you have to individually transfer each one, after some work too. This can be a little tedious for anyone with a larger library. I just found a way to use a very quick web server to serve up local pdfs in Safari which is a lot quicker and easier. Check out the tutorial here: http://codytaylor.org/?p=13984

  49. Nelson Robin said

    You can also convert PDF’s to EPUB’s: http://Epub2Go.com

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  51. Or, you could use FileAid, which is available for free at the moment. I’ve reviewed it briefly on my blog, along with the other iPhone apps I use and recommend. (I don’t work for digidna or know anyone who does, I just love their app and am happy to plug it).

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  56. Ilya S said

    For reading PDFs on iPhone, try the Good Reader app:
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  62. The main problem with this method of deploying pdfs to the iphone is that you have to individually transfer each one, after some work too. This can be a little tedious for anyone with a larger library.

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  71. Alex said

    Hi,
    I have no problem converting .pdf files to a bookmark and syncing it to my iPhone. But what I’m wanting to do is type up a memo, save it as either a .doc file or an .html file… convert it (using URI Kitchen) THEN save that as a bookmark.

    When I save my memo as either a .doc or .html file and use URI Kitchen to ‘Choose File’ then ‘Generate’, it says ‘Safari can’t open the because the page’s address isn’t valid.’

    I successfully did this about a year and a half ago and still have the outdated memo’s on my iPhone – but I’ll be darned if I remember how I did it!

    Anyone, anyone?

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  80. Bark said

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  155. Papzkie said

    Thanks man, but i just want to ask if is there a way to zoom in / out on pdf? it displays me the whole page of the pdf.

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