Adobe Acrobat Reviews

Summary: Go-to choice for virtually everyone across the world. Adobe continues to do a brilliant job on keeping this software updated.

Positive: The standard PDF reader for over 2 decades. As one of the OG creators of editable documents, Adobe continues to do a brilliant job.

Negative: PDF Forms are glitchy and several features which we take for granted on competitor products are paid-only in Acrobat.

Summary: Overall the product is great as a basic PDF viewer but when you start using the more advanced features it has been a time saver of going back and forth between Microsoft Word to update documents and converting them.

Positive: The ability and ease to create PDF agreements, Forms and other business documents that we need to get signed by our clients and vendors and have this all handled through one software is incredible. Why did we wait to upgrade from the free reader for so long.

Negative: None at this time. Acrobat has always been our go to PDF reader, but now we have more options with the paid subscription of DC.

Summary: Overall it's a good software, i recommend you to give it a try. You need to pay for this variant of Adobe, and you can not alter documents on the off chance that you have not. The present moment I am utilizing it to send secure agreement data and monetary data. This is as yet the best arrangement.

Positive: It has extremely strong usefulness and is easy to use. Regardless of whether it's altering records, making structures, or joining documents, the product is exceptionally natural to utilize. Additionally, it rushes to set up has a sensible cost. Our business for the most part manages advanced reports, and this product has made archive the board significantly simpler.

Negative: What i don't care for about Acrobat DC is the way that you can not utilize it without sign in with a web association, and some of the time, there is no wifi accessible, so I need to interface sharing the web of my cellphone.

Summary: Adobe Acrobat DC is a one-stop tool for any kind of PDF editing and creating PDF document. It has all the basic features, but the only con is that the user faces difficulty in finding those features.

Positive: 1. It helps in converting any document format to PDF rather easily.
2. Adobe Acrobat DC lets you perform every kind of editing operation on the PDF document.
3. The e-signature comes very handy in signing the documents on the go.

Negative: 1. At first, the user might face difficulty in the finding the relevant features because of the less organized layout.
2. while pasting the text from another document, it changes the font weirdly.

Summary: It is not a perfect program, but nothing on the market is. When I need to work with PDF files, this is still my go-to and what I suggest to everyone else looking to utilize an app.

Positive: When it comes to the difficult task of editing PDFs, there is no program I'd rather turn to to help create, edit, and sign. It holds nothing back.

Negative: The program can be laggy and slow, and the text boxes can be uncooperative on editing. I've found this in all programs I've used, however.

Summary: Overall, Adobe Acrobat DC is an all-in-one PDF tool that can do all the operation on PDF document. It is lightweight software and user-friendly.

Positive: - Adobe Acrobat DC can view, edit, merge and share the PDF document easily.
- It has some very useful features like e-signature.
- Notes can be added within the document for future references.

Negative: - All the important features are only limited to the paid version.
- It is a bit overpriced.

Summary: Adobe Acrobat DC is the go to for reading PDF files. It is stable, fast and provides all the functionality needed for free.

Positive: -defines the standard for PDF readers
-evolves over time
-free
-fully functional
-provides form-fill capabilities

Negative: -cross-platform availability should be improved
-should have function to enable it to stay in memory

Summary: Overall it has been a nice sail. It has many amazing features like word to PDF which are very helpful.

Positive: Adobe Acrobat is a brilliant Pdf Reader. We have been using it since a few years and have loved it so far.

Negative: So far we have not had any problems. All is good with Adobe.

Summary: Overall great software system and allows me to do all the things I need, although using a "pro" version may give more options.

Positive: Seamless for putting documents together for sharing. The look is nice and the documents are locked for changes.

Negative: I can't always alter to do things like insert signature, sometimes wonky.

Summary: The problem that it is not possible for customers to authorize individual records. Types that need to be combined into a single package. The ability to take paper types and also turn them into fillable PDF.

Positive: When the pandemic started and we were all sent to work from another location, my company had over a hundred types that needed to be changed in PDF layout and could also be finalized and authorized online. Adobe did this conversion without any problems and, despite having several of the problems, the experience for me and also for the customers was absolutely incredible.

Negative: Some packages would certainly appear in a standard dimension that I couldn't seem to transform for my use. When I would certainly get a box of the required size if I replicated and pasted, after that, all the information you typed in a replicated box for all the packages was gone, so I had to resize all of them, which was kind of inconvenient.

Summary: Like i mentioned the only issue is pricing you cannot edit files just highlight them if the software is not paid and other features to. But a normal user does not use those features much often.

Positive: I personally love the UI/UX of this software and the ease to use it. It serves its purpose that is viewing PDF files.

Negative: The pricing is too high, you can get those extra features on the web for free. And nobody uses those extra features on a daily basis.

Summary: Easy to use for basic edits, making PDFs searchable etc. but not as intuitive as you'd think for some tools (like making forms). I'm still not sure how to use adobe sign.

Positive: I love that you can use Adobe Acrobat DC to merge documents, make documents searchable and edit smoothly PDFs. It's come in very handy since I receive so many PDFs from clients that are "image only", or where I notice small typos. The editing feature has really improved over the years.

Negative: I still haven't figured out how to use Adobe Sign...Sometimes when I reduce the file size of PDFs to send through email it makes the images grainy. I wish there was an intuitive way to reduce the file size where it would be reduced before the point that some images start to loose quality.

Summary: Adobe softwares are pretty much industry standard, and this one is no different. With some unique features like editing, collaboration, and custom fonts, it is definitely a great software for custom PDF creation. The price is the only problem since I don't require it quite often.

Positive: • Easy to create and edit PDF files
• You can easily add a signature to brand your documents.
• Great cloud-based collaborative options to work on the same file with your team.
• I also love that it works across both PC and mobile phone.
• Can also use it on the web, since it syncs your files across the cloud.
• The ability to detect fonts in photos and document to create custom types is very helpful.

Negative: • Super pricey for the single software.
• The interface can be confusing for beginners.

Summary: I have loved this product since I figured out many of the capabilities it has to combine PDF's, export to other products, etc.

Positive: I have always just used the basic Adobe product. After utilizing the more robust version, which allows me to edit/combine PDF's, convert to Excel, password protect, etc. I realized how much I have been missing.

Negative: There are so many Adobe products, that it makes it hard to know which product you are using. Better marketing and clearer definitions of the products would be helpful.

Summary: I think Adobe Acrobat has stood the test of time and is the best one out there but they could still make a couple of improvements to the software. Why isn't there a dark mode yet?

Positive: - Has more features than you would ask for, out of a PDF reader application.
- Doesn't put too much load on the system unlike the web browsers.
- Easy-to-use search and indexing features.

Negative: - The paid version can be pricey for individuals.
- The dark mode feature should have been available by now. Wake up Adobe!