Acrobat with online services is the complete PDF solution for working with your most important documents across desktop, web, and mobile devices. Update your Acrobat desktop and mobile apps, or sign in to Acrobat web to experience the new features and improvements.
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2023-12-17
Acrobat desktop app
June 2022 release
Adobe is rolling out this release incrementally. To experience the new features immediately, update your Acrobat—on the Help menu, click Check for updates and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update process.
The following new features are introduced in this release. Click > to know more about the feature.
Acrobat now shows a What's New card to educate you about the new features after you install an update and launch Acrobat for the first time.
The What's New card is displayed when you do any of the following:
Alternately, you can check the new features anytime by going to Help > See What's New.
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
On the first launch of Acrobat, the onboarding tour educates you about Acrobat’s tools and workflows. The option to restart the tools onboarding tour is also provided for a few selected Acrobat tools like Edit PDF, Organize Pages, Redact, Fill & Sign, and Prepare Form. Start the tour by clicking on any of the options below:
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
When you sign in to Acrobat, the left pane of Acrobat Home displays a list of apps you can install. This helps leverage Acrobat offerings on a common framework and components across all platforms – desktop, web, and mobile. You can install the following apps:
- Acrobat Reader mobile app
- Adobe Scan mobile app
- Acrobat extension for Chrome/Edge browser
- Acrobat online
Pastaba:
Acrobat extension for your default browser is listed in the apps. If Chrome/Edge is not your default browser, Acrobat does not display any browser extension.
Similarly, click the waffle menu at the top right corner of the global bar to view the apps you can install.
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
Install the mobile apps
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Do any of the following:
- In Acrobat Home, click the Acrobat Reader or Adobe Scan mobile app you want to install in the left pane.
- Click the waffle menu at the top right corner of the global bar, and then click the Get app button to install the Acrobat Reader or Adobe Scan mobile app.
Install the mobile apps from the left pane
Install the mobile apps from the left pane 
Install mobile apps from the Waffle menu
Install mobile apps from the Waffle menu
Enable the Acrobat extension in the browser
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Do any of the following:
- In Acrobat Home, click the Acrobat for Microsoft Edge or Acrobat for Chrome option in the left pane.
- Click the waffle menu at the top right corner of the global bar, and then click the Enable button for Acrobat for Microsoft Edge or Acrobat for Chrome option.
Apps in the left pane
Apps in the left pane
Apps from the Waffle menu
Apps from the Waffle menu
When you try to print a PDF, Acrobat detects the unsigned fields in the PDF and prompts if you want to send the document to get signatures.
Variant 1: A blue banner at the bottom of the print dialog prompts if you want to Request E-signatures
Variant 2: A blue banner at the bottom of the print dialog prompts if you want to sign the document or Request E-signatures
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
When you click Request Signatures in the Fill & Sign tool, Acrobat shows you a short video educating you on the key values of the tools, like the recipient’s e-signing experience and the security aspect of e-signatures. You can close the video by clicking the x button; else, the video is closed upon completion.
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
In Acrobat Home, the Fill & Sign and Request E-signatures tools are prominently shown in the following sections, if you are an existing Fill & Sign user, and sixty percent of your recent documents have unsigned fields:
- Recommended tools
- Context board
- Right-hand pane tools
- Tools center
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
The auto-adjust layout feature is now extended to PDFs containing tables. Multiple enhancements are made to edit tables in a PDF:
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
The file uploads to the Adobe Cloud storage is much faster now due to changes in backend infrastructure. The client applications can upload the file in multiple parts through parallel HTTP calls. Therefore, larger file uploads greater than 5MB will no longer result in timeout issues.
Acrobat has migrated from Shared Cloud to Adobe Cloud Platform for its file storage model. Multiple infrastructure changes and optimizations are made at the backend to streamline operations on files stored on these platforms such that no negative impact is observed on Acrobat’s performance.
In the earlier versions, when a large list of files (maximum of a thousand) is fetched in Acrobat, it lags and takes too much time to retrieve them. Acrobat now uses the file caching mechanism and supports pagination for the complete list of files (above thousand). It results in a smoother experience, faster file search, and improved performance without lags for files listed in Shared by You and Shared by Others in Acrobat.
The consent dialogs in Acrobat are now unified across different workflows.
In this release, incorrect tagging of images with associated text, grouped images, and table header cells for PDFs created with PDFMaker is fixed.
Acrobat (64-bit) application now supports virtualized environments.
Adobe Document Cloud is now renamed to Adobe Cloud Storage, All Files is renamed to Your Files, and My Computer is now renamed to Your Computer.
The list of shared files displayed in the Shared by you/Shared by others tab is no longer limited to 1000 files. The list now shows all the shared files.
You can now remove shared files from your recent files list.
You can now sort the files you have shared with others by Last Activity on the shared files.
Acrobat Reader mobile app
March 2022, April 2022, May 2022, and June 2022 updates
iPhone and iPad
You can now access the Edit tool from the Home context board, and the Organize Pages tool from the floating action button. The Home card design and color theme is also updated to give it a new, cleaner look.
- You can now set the Last Activity property in the Shared by You listings at the time of sharing, modifying the recipient list, adding comments, and changing the review status.
- The timestamps on the Shared By You context board are updated, and the Delete option is now removed for Cloud composite files.
You will now no longer see the prompt to use Liquid Mode while opening a PDF.
The Intune sign-out corruption issue is now fixed. Also, the Intune SDK is now updated to prevent the Intune crash on launch issues.
New notifications can now be announced. The issues with Voiceover on the subscription screen are fixed.
The Request Signatures feature is now available to enterprise users.
- The update includes support for SWIFT Package Manager.
- XCode 13.3 compiler errors are now fixed.
- The update includes performance and stability enhancements. Several issues causing the app to crash are now fixed.
Get the latest Acrobat Reader on your iPhone and iPad.
Android
Acrobat app now detects multiple bounding box selections in the viewer, thereby improving the experience for multiple paragraph selection cases.
Adobe Document Cloud is now renamed to Adobe Cloud Storage.
Acrobat app will now auto-open PDFs in Liquid Mode on Android tablets.
- You can now sort the files you have shared with others by Last Activity on the shared files.
- You can now rename the local files, and the Document Cloud files from the Recents list, and the Starred file list.
You can now use Acrobat’s new Request e-signatures tool to get documents signed by others.
- Acrobat app honors the Intune policy to block/allow service-based operations for managed non-PDF files from the Starred tab, and the Save a Copy operation.
- The C++ compiler version has been upgraded to C++17 for the app.
- Top accessibility-related bugs and critical bugs related to performance and multi-region testing are now fixed.
- Besides performance and stability enhancements, this release includes a cloud storage upgrade: Document Cloud is now Adobe Cloud Storage.
Get the latest Acrobat Reader on your Android device.
Acrobat online services
March 2022, April 2022, May 2022, and June 2022 updates
Adobe is introducing an entirely reimagined experience for Acrobat online users. The new experience aims to provide an intuitive and seamless experience for viewing content and performing any action on the PDF. Some of the key new experiences include:
- Streamlined experience for viewing, editing, and collaborating on documents.
- Discover panel to help users find tools more easily.
- Quick actions toolbar for easy discovery and fast access to the most frequently used features.
- New Edit, Convert, and Sign left-hand panels that reorganize tools into three purpose-driven categories.
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment and may not be available to all users.
This update includes support for large files for Split PDF (up to 1 GB file), and PDF to Word/PowerPoint conversion (up to 200 MB file).
When you open a PDF, the Acrobat app detects if the PDF has an unsigned field and displays the Request Signature tool in the Home banner.
You can now use the Google one-tap login (YOLO) for Merge PDF frictionless tool.
Pastaba:
This feature is being rolled out as an experiment to selected users in the English locale and may not be available to all users.
Sign in to Acrobat online at https://acrobat.adobe.com to experience the new features and improvements.
