The free Adobe Reader X mobile app lets you easily view and work with PDF files on Android™ and iOS devices, including iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.
Yes. Download the free Android or iOS version of the Adobe Reader X mobile app from Google Play or the Apple iTunes App Store.
No. Adobe Reader is a free, standalone application. You can use Adobe Reader to open, view, annotate, comment on, search, sign, and print PDF files, including PDF documents created with Adobe Acrobat or Adobe LiveCycle® software.
No. You can purchase Adobe CreatePDF for mobile devices from Google Play or the Apple iTunes App Store to create unlimited PDF files on the go.
The latest Adobe Reader mobile app offers significant new functionality, including annotation and commenting tools, form-filling functionality, and electronic signatures.
Yes. The latest version of the Reader X mobile app lets users provide feedback by adding sticky notes to PDF documents and using the highlight, strikethrough, and underline annotation tools. You can also use the new freehand drawing tool to mark up content.
Yes. With the latest version of the Reader X mobile app, you can fill out and save forms on your Android or iOS device. You can also sign PDF forms with your finger using the Ink Signature tool and send forms to others from your mobile device.
Yes. The new Send For Signature feature lets you connect to Adobe EchoSign to ask others to sign documents electronically, tracking document status online. You can also use the new Ink Signature tool to sign any document simply by using your finger.
Yes. The Reader X mobile app lets you view password-protected PDF files and encrypted files secured by Adobe LiveCycle Rights Management, supporting the highest grade of PDF encryption up to AES-256.
Download the latest version of the Reader mobile app from Google Play or the Apple iTunes App Store.
Yes. You can easily apply for a license to distribute the Reader mobile app enterprise-wide.
Free support options available to all users include online product knowledgebase documents and moderated forums: