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# Generating a PDF of multiple elements

### Video Tutorial

The below video tutorial demonstrates how to generate PDFs of multiple elements (relevant section is from 07:31):

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=452s&v=zB3cAuvcwK4>" %}

### Instructions

* Drop the PDF Creator element on the page

{% hint style="info" %}
You must also ensure the 'This element is visible on page load' box for the PDF Creator element is checked.
{% endhint %}

* Add an ID attribute to **each** of the elements you wish to PDF&#x20;
* Add a 'Generate PDF Creator' workflow action to a button (or some other trigger)
* Add the ID Attribute of the elements you are PDF'ing to the ID Attribute(s) input field on the Generate PDF Creator action
* Select a scale value (it is recommended you start off with 2)

### Demo app

You can view an example of the workflow action required to generate a PDF of a single element in the demo app at the below link (relevant section is the 'Generating a PDF for multiple elements' section):

{% embed url="<https://pdf-creator-demo.bubbleapps.io/>" %}


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