Adobe Acrobat for PDF editing and document workflows

Adobe Acrobat handles the entire lifecycle of a PDF, from creation to final signature. You can convert files from creative applications like Photoshop or Illustrator into PDFs, then edit text and images directly within the document. The software manages collaborative reviews, collecting feedback into a single file and letting reviewers see each other's comments. It also exports PDFs back into editable Word, Excel, or PowerPoint formats while preserving the original layout and fonts.

The application ties document access to your Adobe ID, so your files and tools are available on a computer, tablet, or in a web browser. You receive notifications when a document you sent for review or signature is opened or completed. For photo editors, it’s a straightforward way to turn a layered PSD into a client-ready PDF with locked permissions. The workflow is built for moving between devices without losing your place in a multi-page review or a batch of forms needing signatures.

This is build 2025 001.21111 from Adobe. It requires macOS 12 or later and contains four files in the torrent. The software is compiled for both ARM (Apple Silicon) and x86 (64-bit Intel) architectures.

This application is part of the Adobe catalog, which includes tools for photography, design, video, and audio production. Related applications often handle the source files that Acrobat converts into PDFs, such as images from Photoshop or layouts from InDesign.

This page does not list the download size of the installer or specify which interface languages are included. It also does not provide a changelog detailing the differences between this build and previous versions.