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Turn Your PDFs Into Interactive Experiences with PDF Spaces

Forum|Forum|22 days ago
August 20, 2026
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Hey everyone, Joe here.

Tired of sending recipients a pile of attachments and hoping they piece it together? I want to show you PDF Spaces, a new way to bring your files, ideas, and a customized AI assistant together into one interactive experience.

What you need: An Acrobat Studio subscription or the AI Assistant add-on. This isn't part of the free Acrobat tier. Recipients you share with don't need an account or subscription to view it.

What you can do: Combine up to 100 files into one space, auto-generate an editable title, summary, and audio overview, reorder and rename files to highlight what matters most, add your branding, and give your AI assistant a personalized intro and persona based on your audience.

👉🏼 Try it now: Create a PDF Space

Open Acrobat, go to All Tools, and select Create a PDF Space. Add your files, and the space is ready to customize and share.

Watch the full walkthrough below

Good to know:

Available on Acrobat desktop, web, and mobile (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android)
Currently supports English, French, and German, with more languages coming
Choose Private, Organization, or Public when sharing; Public links need no sign-in, so avoid them for sensitive content

Once it's shared, invite teammates as contributors, track who's exploring your content, and let recipients get instant answers from your AI assistant instead of emailing you back and forth.

👉🏼 New to PDF Spaces? Start with the PDF Spaces overview and the PDF Spaces FAQ, or read Stop sending files, start sharing experiences for the full picture.

I'll be in the comments. Let me know how you'd use this for your own sharing needs.

— Joe

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Denver+Wills

Participant

This is a great way to make PDFs more engaging and useful. Instead of just reading static documents, turning them into interactive experiences can help users understand information faster and collaborate more effectively. Adding features like discussions, AI assistance, and smart organization can make PDFs much more valuable for learning, business, and research purposes.

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Blissful_Sunset7476

Participant

This is an interesting approach to organizing PDFs and related resources in one place. I like the idea of combining files with summaries and an AI assistant, especially when sharing information with people who may not have an account. The ability to customize the space and organize files also seems useful for keeping larger projects easier to follow. It could be a practical option for teams, educators, and anyone who regularly shares multiple documents.

Herbiedriver1

Inspiring

Are you guys working on Accessibility yet? We have to use third-party apps to make Acrobat PDF’s accessible… We need that more than ‘interactive experiences’

Herbiedriver1

Inspiring

Are you guys working on Accessibility yet? We have to use third-party apps to make Acrobat PDF’s accessible… We need that more than ‘interactive experiences’

davidsmforum

Participant

This is really useful way to make shared PDFs more interactive and organized. I especially like the ability to combine multiple files with an AI assistant in one space.

BaniVerma

Community Manager

Hi @davidsmforum,

Thanks for the kind words. The AI assistant customization is one of the pieces we're most excited about. If you'd like to dig deeper, the overview and FAQ cover setup and sharing options: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/desktop/explore-pdf-spaces/pdf-spaces-overview.html

Thanks,

^BS

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