Hi,
Acrobat Reader for iPhone and iPad supports Apple Pencil only in the "Freehand Drawing" mode.
- Open a PDF document.
- Long-press on an empty area (i.e. no text underneath) of a page to display the context menu.
- Tap Freehand in the context menu.
- Start drawing with Apple Pencil.
- Tap the Save button in the upper-right corner to save the drawing.
The default color of drawing is red. But you can change properties (Color, Thickness, and Opacity) once you add drawing to a page.
To change Thickness/Color/Opacity
- Tap an existing drawing.
- Tap Thickness.../Color.../Opacity...
- Select your desired Color/Thickness/Opacity property from the palette that pops up.
Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Hi,
Acrobat Reader for iPhone and iPad supports Apple Pencil only in the "Freehand Drawing" mode.
- Open a PDF document.
- Long-press on an empty area (i.e. no text underneath) of a page to display the context menu.
- Tap Freehand in the context menu.
- Start drawing with Apple Pencil.
- Tap the Save button in the upper-right corner to save the drawing.
The default color of drawing is red. But you can change properties (Color, Thickness, and Opacity) once you add drawing to a page.
To change Thickness/Color/Opacity
- Tap an existing drawing.
- Tap Thickness.../Color.../Opacity...
- Select your desired Color/Thickness/Opacity property from the palette that pops up.
Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Hi,
Acrobat Reader for iPhone and iPad supports Apple Pencil only in the "Freehand Drawing" mode.
- Open a PDF document.
- Long-press on an empty area (i.e. no text underneath) of a page to display the context menu.
- Tap Freehand in the context menu.
- Start drawing with Apple Pencil.
- Tap the Save button in the upper-right corner to save the drawing.
The default color of drawing is red. But you can change properties (Color, Thickness, and Opacity) once you add drawing to a page.
To change Thickness/Color/Opacity
- Tap an existing drawing.
- Tap Thickness.../Color.../Opacity...
- Select your desired Color/Thickness/Opacity property from the palette that pops up.
Hope this helps.
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
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