# Use Case : How can I display a PDF file on the EventX webapp?

**Step 1:**

Go to <https://cloudconvert.com/pdf-to-html> and convert your pdf file into HTML format.

**Step 2:**

Download the converted file and open it. Then, right click and click on **Inspect**.

![](/files/2q6Hd0nY2DCdqtGdLZ6Z)

**Step 3:**

Click on the three-dot button and select **Copy** > **Copy element**.

| ![](/files/LgFcMXViqccD8ZW5NQOT) | ![](/files/tszWt6oe8eXMd3VMqgst) |
| -------------------------------- | -------------------------------- |

**Step 4:**

Go back to the event portal and under **Menu Configure**, select **Add Custom Page** > **Custom Page** > **Embed Wed Page with HTML** and paste the elements there.

| ![](/files/eFvX2iWOOZ7UIxSzpCvN) | ![](/files/W2VEfSGl3Ube2BqTMph5) |
| -------------------------------- | -------------------------------- |


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