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Use Adaptive Design Tools to easily repurpose layouts to look great on a variety of pages sizes, orientations, or devices. Improve productivity with recently used fonts, grayscale preview and split window.
Apply liquid page rules to automatically adapt content when you create an alternate layout with a different size or orientation in InDesign.
Efficiently create and design multiple versions of a layout for different devices and print needs, all within a single InDesign file.
Link content within or across InDesign documents so that changes (including interactivity) made to the parent text or object are applied to all linked children objects.
Grab text and objects from an existing layout using the Content Collector. In a new layout, use the Content Placer to add items in the order you want them to appear.

Create form fields directly within InDesign before you export to PDF. You can also assign the tab order in InDesign using the Articles panel.

Buy and update the Middle Eastern version of InDesign directly from Adobe for easier localization of global documents and enhanced functionality.

Display alternate layouts in the Pages panel to organize content efficiently.

View two side-by-side layouts within the same document to compare the look and feel of the layouts and help ensure consistency.

Access fonts you use frequently. Recently used fonts appear at the top of the font list.

Set frames to grow with additional text, based on simple parameters. Expand and shrink frames automatically for headlines, callouts, or other variable content.

Preview your layouts in grayscale to see how they will look on a black-and-white device or when printed in black and white.

Export PDF files in grayscale directly from the Print dialog box.
Align selected items to a key object you define.
Access more than 100 open source dictionaries.
Save in IDML format from the Save As menu to use the layout in an earlier version of InDesign.
Calculate values in panels and dialog boxes using complex calculations (for example, 12.5p/2x3).
Keep lines together in paragraphs that split or span columns.
Export an interactive PDF as pages instead of spreads.
Export your InDesign document to PNG, a lossless format, for use on the web. You can export the entire document, part of the document, or individual items.
Zoom in to a linked object from the Links panel to evaluate it more clearly.
Enable or disable groups of extensions based on your current workflow.
Use the World-Ready Composer, an alternate composition engine, to work with Hindi, Punjabi, and other Indian languages‡, as well as complex script languages such as Arabic and Hebrew.§
Include interactive HTML — such as Google Maps and animation developed with Adobe Edge software — in InDesign layouts. Interactivity is retained when exporting to HTML, EPUB3, or .folio for Adobe Digital Publishing Suite*.
Control how content in linked text is styled. Specify different text styles for parent text and children.
Package InDesign projects for handoff in Adobe Digital Publishing Suite* workflows, including functionality such as overlays.
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* Adobe Digital Publishing Suite requires a separate license and payment of associated fees. Learn more.
† InDesign uses EPUB3 and HTML5 code to create eBooks with audio, video, and other advanced features. EPUB3 and HTML5 presentation, media playback, and double-byte character support (such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) may not be supported by all devices, browsers, or EPUB readers.
‡ The World-Ready Composer supports Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Punjabi, Bengali, Telugu, Oriya, Malayalam, and Kannada languages.
§ For a broader range of typographical controls, use the Middle Eastern version of InDesign.