How to Use Adobe Acrobat AI Assistant (Save Time Reading PDFs)

Yes, you can use integrated AI tools to generate new images or edit existing ones for flyers and other marketing materials directly in Acrobat.

Adobe Acrobat recently added an AI assistant that can help answer questions about your files, summarize documents, generate and edit images, and more.

The AI Assistant can provide high-level summaries, answer specific questions, find key details, and cite the exact sections in the document where the information comes from.

The "Ask AI Assistant" icon is located in the top right-hand corner of Acrobat.

Yes, you can type your own custom prompts to analyze the document, answer questions, or generate new text based on its content.

No, none of the prompts or document content are stored or used for training; everything stays private to you.

Yes, you can add up to 10 documents into a document collection, and the AI can answer questions and compare information across these files.

You can add PDF files (including scanned documents), Word documents, PowerPoint files, and more.

When the AI Assistant provides an answer, it includes a citation that links directly to the relevant section in the document.

No, Acrobat AI Assistant can help summarize and analyze information but it is not a replacement for expert advice; always consult a professional for important decisions.

Yes, you can use Acrobat AI Assistant on mobile devices via the Acrobat app for iPhone or Android.

Liquid Mode is an AI-powered feature that automatically recognizes and restructures PDFs (headings, paragraphs, tables) to make them easier to read on mobile devices.

Yes, you can speak your questions aloud using the microphone icon, and Acrobat AI will answer, even reading the answer aloud if desired.

Yes, you can use the Adobe Acrobat extension on Chrome or Edge to access the AI Assistant on websites without downloading anything.

You can visit Acrobat's prompt gallery online, where prompts are organized by intent (ask, analyze, modify, generate, brainstorm) and can download a prompt guide.

Adobe Firefly is Adobe's generative AI tool for creating images, text effects, and designs from text prompts. It's integrated into Acrobat, allowing you to generate and directly insert or edit images.

Yes, you can replace images, generate new ones, and use AI-powered tools to remove or insert objects (like adding a glass of milk to a cookie photo) directly within Acrobat.

You can upload meeting transcripts (from Zoom, Teams, or VTT/TXT files) into Acrobat. The AI Assistant will generate a summary and allow you to ask questions about the meeting (e.g., action items), linking answers to transcript locations.

Guided actions (mini-workflows), comment status (mark as completed), smart lists (auto-fixing numbered lists), fillable web forms (sharing and exporting responses), and redaction (completely removing sensitive text).

Acrobat AI Assistant starts at $4.99 per month with an annual subscription billed monthly.

Yes, content created with Adobe Firefly is safe for commercial use.

Yes, you can use integrated AI tools to generate new images or edit existing ones for flyers and other marketing materials directly in Acrobat.

Adobe Acrobat recently added an AI assistant that can help answer questions about your files, summarize documents, generate and edit images, and more.