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What's happening Adobe updated the authentication method for Adobe Acrobat API Services, replacing the legacy Service Account (JWT) credential with the newer OAuth Server-to-Server credential. JWT credentials officially reached end of life on June 30, 2025 and are no longer supported.  Adobe is now automatically converting any remaining JWT credentials to OAuth Server-to-Server credentials. If your integrations still rely on JWT credentials — including those using Microsoft Power Automate — they will stop working on May 13, 2026.   Adobe has been sending email notices about this change for the past two years, so many of you may already be aware. We're posting here out of an abundance of caution — with the deadline approaching, we want to ensure that no one is caught off guard.  What happens if you don't migrate  Your integrations or custom applications will fail immediately.  They cannot be restored without migrating to OAuth Server-to-Server credentials.  Your team will need to comp

Developers have been using the Adobe PDF Extract API to programmatically unlock structured content from PDFs with high-fidelity JSON output. Today, we’re expanding that capability with a highly requested addition: 🚀 PDF to Markdown Output Is Now AvailableIn addition to structured JSON, the Extract API can now convert PDFs directly into clean, well-formatted Markdown.This gives you two powerful output options: Structured JSON → Ideal for data pipelines, analytics, compliance workflows, and fine-grained structural processing. Markdown → Optimized for LLM ingestion, documentation systems, search indexing, and content publishing workflows. Same extraction intelligence. New output format. Why Markdown?If you're building modern AI or content workflows, chances are you’re transforming JSON into Markdown somewhere downstream anyway.Now you don’t have to.The new Markdown output: Preserves document hierarchy (headings, sections) Converts tables into native Markdown table syntax Maintains