Acrobat Pro’s comprehensive PDF features show why it’s still the editor against which all others are judged. Editor’s note: This review was updated December 9, 2024 to reflect the addition of AI ...

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No other competing PDF utility has anything like the new electronic signature features in the new Acrobat. But you’ll have to subscribe to Document Cloud to get it. With the new Acrobat DC, Adobe ...

Adobe Acrobat Pro has a few additional tools in its arsenal that Acrobat Standard lacks, and most of those would be a very useful addition to a professional workflow. It’s definitely worth trying out, ...

Adobe Acrobat Standard offers all the tools you’d need to edit and manipulate a PDF file (more advanced options are reserved for the Pro version). As it stands, it’s a well designed multi-platform app ...