Adobe Reader X for mobile / Features
View PDF files easily on mobile devices
Reliably view, manage, and share PDF files on your iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, or Android™ device without hassles with the Adobe® Reader® X mobile app.
Mobile PDF file access
Quickly open PDF files on your mobile device. View and interact with diverse PDF content, including PDF Portfolios, password-protected documents, and Adobe LiveCycle® rights-managed PDF files.
High-quality PDF file viewing
View PDF files accurately, including text annotations and drawing markups, on any screen size. Zoom in on text or images for a closer view. Choose single-page or continuous scroll modes to optimize viewing based on file type and screen size.
Easy file navigation
Search text to find specific information. Use bookmarks to jump directly to a section in your PDF file. Quickly navigate through large files using thumbnails. Click on hyperlinks in PDF files to open linked web pages.
Sharing and management
Use the built-in file manager to quickly access all PDF files, including recently viewed files. Email PDF files as attachments, and share them with other applications, such as online file storage services. Print files wirelessly on iOS devices with AirPrint.
Work with PDF files on the go
Add annotations and comments, fill out PDF forms, and sign documents quickly and easily.
Annotating PDF files
Easily provide feedback by marking up PDF content with highlight, underline, and strikethrough annotation tools, as well as a freehand drawing tool.
Adding comments
Add sticky notes anywhere on a PDF file. Choose the Note tool, tap the desired location, and add your comment.
Filling out forms
Quickly fill out PDF forms by typing text and numbers into interactive fields. Save, sign, and forward to others as needed.
Signing PDF documents
Sign any document using your finger. The new Send For Signature feature also lets you connect to Adobe EchoSign to ask others to sign documents electronically, tracking document status online.
Copying and pasting text
Select and copy text from a PDF file to the clipboard for pasting.
