How to Add Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word

Works in other MS apps as well

You can link texts to a webpage, email address, files, and folders in Microsoft Word. It’s also possible to hyperlink to a section of your current document. We’ll show you how to add different hyperlinks toMicrosoft Word documentson Windows and Mac computers.

Quick Tip:Use theCtrl+K(Windows) orCommand+K(Mac) keyboard shortcut to open the Insert Hyperlink window quickly.

Follow the steps below to hyperlink texts to an existing file or folder.

Word has a hyperlink feature that creates a new, blank document.

As mentioned earlier, it’s possible to link a text to asection in your Word document. When you click the hyperlinked text, Word immediately takes you to that section (heading, bookmark, etc.) of your document.

When a reader clicks a hyperlinked email address, Microsoft Word creates a new email message to the address through the device’sdefault email app. Follow the steps below tohyperlink texts in a Microsoft Word documentto an email address.

Note:When you type in the “E-mail address” box, Microsoft Word automatically adds a “mailto:” prefix before the target email address.

You can also use these methods to create or manage hyperlinks in Microsoft Word applications like Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, etc.Microsoft 365 Online appshave a simplified set of hyperlink features. On the web, you can only link to a web address and sections in your document.

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