Adobe has introduced Acrobat Studio, a new platform that redefines how people interact with PDFs by combining Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Express, and AI agents. The launch is aimed at helping users work faster, smarter, and more creatively.
At the heart of Acrobat Studio is its ability to turn traditional PDFs into interactive knowledge hubs. Users can now create personalised AI Assistants that act as “instructors,” “analysts,” or even “entertainers.” These assistants can summarise information, answer questions, and suggest further areas of exploration, making PDFs far more dynamic and useful in everyday workflows.
Explaining the vision, Abhigyan Modi, senior vice president at Adobe Document Product Group, said, “We’re reinventing PDF for modern work, so whatever you need to get done, you can do that with Acrobat.”
Another major feature of Acrobat Studio is PDF Spaces. These allow users to transform collections of PDFs and web pages into AI-driven, interactive experiences. By integrating this with Adobe Express tools, ready-to-use templates, and Firefly-powered generative AI, the platform enables a wide range of tasks, from document scanning and e-signing to designing infographics, presentations, and even social media content.
With its combination of document management and creative design, Acrobat Studio positions PDFs not just as static files, but as living, adaptable resources for both professional and personal use.
The service is available globally in English, with introductory pricing starting at 24.99 dollars per month. Until September 1, users can explore PDF Spaces and AI Assistants for free.
By bringing creativity, productivity, and intelligence into one platform, Adobe aims to differentiate Acrobat Studio from other major AI ecosystems offered by companies like Microsoft and Google. Unlike these competitors, Acrobat Studio focuses on a PDF-first approach, offering users both advanced AI capabilities and creative design tools in a single solution.
With this launch, Adobe is positioning Acrobat Studio as a platform that not only simplifies tasks such as editing, signing, and sharing documents but also enables users to generate fresh content and ideas directly from their PDF resources. The company believes this unique blend of document intelligence and creativity will empower users to work more effectively in the modern digital environment.
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