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Elizaadira
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June 15, 2025
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Eraser tool missing.

  • June 15, 2025
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I  noticed that my adobe acrobat pro has no 'erase a drawing' tool

I downloaded this app in samsung galaxy tab s10+.

However if i opened the web version of adobe, the eraser tool is there.

 

 

 

why is that so? is that any solution to this?

      Correct answer S_S

      Hi @MrBRatcliffe,

       

      Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!

       

      The Undo option appears on the top menu of the screen when you are in the process of making the drawing.

      If you have already made it and want to remove the annotations, you can click on them. The comment menu should pop up, allowing you to select and erase the writing you did.

       

      More info here: https://adobe.ly/40fw0oI.

       

      Hope this helps.


      Regards,
      Souvik.

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      jane-e
      Community Expert
      jane-eCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      June 15, 2025
      quote

      I  noticed that my adobe acrobat pro has no 'erase a drawing' tool

      I downloaded this app in samsung galaxy tab s10+.

      By @Elizaadira

       

      Your screenshots show Acrobat Reader for mobile, not Acrobat Pro for desktop.

       

      I've moved your post from Using the Community to the Acrobat Reader for mobile forum. If you were actually using Acrobat Pro for desktop, please let us know so we can move your post again

       

      Jane

       

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        MrBRatcliffe
        Participant
        June 23, 2025

        Haing the same issue. On adobe acrobat for mobile running on a tablet, how do I erase something I have written with the draw tool?

        S_S
        Community Manager
        S_SCommunity ManagerCorrect answer
        Community Manager
        June 23, 2025

        Hi @MrBRatcliffe,

         

        Hope you are doing well. Thanks for writing in!

         

        The Undo option appears on the top menu of the screen when you are in the process of making the drawing.

        If you have already made it and want to remove the annotations, you can click on them. The comment menu should pop up, allowing you to select and erase the writing you did.

         

        More info here: https://adobe.ly/40fw0oI.

         

        Hope this helps.


        Regards,
        Souvik.

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