Moving Multiple PDFs from Adobe Cloud to Google Drive

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On the Adobe Acrobat app for iOS, I'm unable to select multiple PDFs that are located in Adobe Cloud and move them to Google Drive at once. I can only move PDFs one at a time, which is extremely time-consuming. 

While I'm able to select multiple PDFs, the app won't let you move all of them at once. You have to do that individually. I appreciate any help!

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Is this happening after the recent update that features the OneDrive connector with the Acrobat mobile app in iOS?

https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-reader-mobile/new-onedrive-connector-access-amp-work-on-your-...

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Thanks for the response! I'm not using OneDive. After using Adobe Scan, my PDFs are then housed in the Adobe Document Cloud (in the Adobe Acrobat iOS app). From there I would like to move them to my Google Drive account, but only can one at a time.

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See my response to another user with similar inquiry, just recently:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat/adobe-sign-send-with-attachments-supporting-documents-options...

You may be able to work around this using the Adobe Creative Cloud.

If you've noticed in the Adobe Scan app, you can actually save to or "Move" scanned files to Dropbox or OneDrive. These are alternate cloud space locations, otherwise the default will always point to the Adobe Document Cloud.

In the meanwhile you can try and install the Adobe Creative Cloud app in your mobile device and see if just like Dropbox and OneDrive, the Creative Cloud app shows up as an alternate file saving location.

• For Android devices: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.cc
• For Apple devices :  https://apps.apple.com/us/app/adobe-creative-cloud/id852473028

From there you can create a folder in the Creative Cloud, and upload all scanned files to it. My recommendation, if you can't achive this via your mobile device apps, you can do it via the web browser by going online to the  Creative Cloud link  that I shared in my first link above.