Download the free Adobe Scan and Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile apps to easily create, view, comment on, sign, and share PDFs right from your phone.
Adobe Scan
Easily capture and convert documents into high-quality PDFs.
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Adobe Acrobat Reader
The free global standard to reliably view, annotate, and sign PDFs.
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Turn papers into PDFs.
Your phone is now a portable scanner. Use Adobe Scan to capture paper documents like receipts and forms and transform them into high-quality, sharable PDFs with text you can search and edit.
Collaboration made easy.
Share your PDFs with Acrobat Reader and know they will appear exactly as you intended. Recipients can add comments that can be viewed in real time, making collaboration a breeze.
Sign documents without hassle.
Open forms in Acrobat Reader to quickly fill them out. You can even add your signature with the swipe of your finger.
PDF tools that go wherever you go.
Create PDFs by scanning papers with the Adobe Scan app, then view, edit, sign, and share them with Acrobat Reader – all from your phone.
Questions? We have answers.
Adobe Scan is a mobile app that can scan paper documents, forms, and images and convert them into high-quality PDFs that can be shared, searched, edited, and more.
With Adobe Scan, you can scan documents, receipts, handwritten notes, drawings, and images and quickly convert them into a PDF.
Open Adobe Scan and point your camera at the document you want to turn into a PDF. Adobe Scan will capture an image and automatically save it as a high-quality PDF.
The Adobe Scan mobile app turns your phone into a scanner. Simply open the app and point your camera at your paper document. Adobe Scan will capture an image of your physical document and convert it into a high-quality PDF that can be opened, viewed, and shared in Acrobat Reader.
Yes, you can scan multiple pages in one session and combine them into a single PDF. Adobe Scan also features a high-speed scan mode that makes it easy to bulk scan a large number of pages in seconds.
Yes. Adobe Scan features Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to make scanned text searchable and editable.
Yes. Adobe Scan and Acrobat Reader are free to download and are built specifically for mobile devices, allowing you to view, fill, sign, and share PDFs on the go.
Use Liquid Mode in Acrobat Reader to adjust font size, spacing, and layout for easier reading.
Yes. You can fill out and sign PDF forms in Acrobat Reader using your finger or a stylus.
Anyone can use Acrobat Reader for a reliable PDF viewing and sharing experience. It supports individuals, small businesses, large enterprises, and any organization that uses, views, or shares digital forms and documents.
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