Have you ever found yourself managing dozens of PDFs, drowning in research and unsure of how to make sense of all the information?

Whether you're working on a client proposal or marketing campaign, parsing through multiple PDF documents can become overwhelming.

Well, those days are over with Acrobat Spaces.

Hi everyone, my name is Angelo Montilla from montilladesign.com.

In this video, you'll get a better understanding of how to get around Acrobat Spaces, an AI-powered workspace that helps you transform multiple PDFs and other document formats into meaningful insights.

Let's jump in and learn more about Acrobat Spaces.

To create a project in Acrobat Spaces, from the home page, I'll choose PDF Spaces from the left-side menu, and then I'll click Create PDF Space.

Once you create a project, you can drag and drop up to 100 files into the Upload window.

Acrobat allows you to upload various file formats from PDFs, DOCX, PowerPoint presentations, and text files.

You can also choose from cloud storage platforms and web links.

In this specific case, let's imagine I'm a social media marketer, and I'd like to generate insights for a digital marketing strategy using AI.

I have three PDF documents that I'll just drag and drop right into the Download window.

Once I have all my files, I can click Create PDF Space.

This will add all your source files to the project, and you can see them displayed in the left-side window by clicking the Files icon.

I can click on each one of the sources to preview them at larger scale.

You can see all three of my PDFs are displayed here in the Files section.

Acrobat Spaces will suggest goals and insights with citations based on the documents you initially uploaded.

For example, if I click one of the citations, it'll take me to the specific document that I uploaded.

This is perfect for gathering information or researching topics like in my case, AI-driven social media strategies.

I can also save insights as notes.

For example, I really like this insight, "The Future of Social Media Marketing," and I want to save it as a reference.

I'll click Save to notes.

Acrobat Spaces alerts me that the note has been saved, and if I click the Notes icon, I can see the reference note here.

I can click on the note to preview it, and I can also add a title to my note.

For example, I could add the title, "AI in social media marketing."

I can also explore insights using one of the three preset ideas generated from my sources, or simply start chatting with AI Assistant if you already have a goal in mind.

In the AI Assistant Prompt Bar, you can choose from one of four specialist options: the default AI Assistant, Analyst, Entertainer, and Instructor.

In this example, I'll leave the setting on AI Assistant and ask it to generate an overview of social media marketing trends with AI.

I have my text prompt in place, and I'll click Generate to generate a response.

The AI Assistant does an excellent job outlining the key trends, which I can now save to my notes to reference for other projects.

I'll click Save to notes and use those insights in another project, or share them with team members.

From the left menu, I can jump from Insights and back to Chat for a seamless workflow.

And I can always access my project by going back to the Acrobat home page, clicking on PDF Spaces and then choosing the Spaces project from the list.

From there, you can continue working on your Spaces project.

You should now have a better understanding of how to get started with Acrobat Spaces.

Use this AI-powered workspace tool on your next project and transform your PDF documents into meaningful insights.

Again, my name is Angelo Montilla, and I'll see you in the next video.