On the Acrobat on the web homepage, select Documents.
Last updated on
Dec 10, 2024
Learn how to access your Google Drive files using Acrobat on the web.
Accessing Google Drive files from Acrobat on a web allows you to open, edit, and save PDFs stored in Google Drive directly.
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Adobe Acrobat for Google Drive is supported by all modern browsers, such as Microsoft Edge, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari.
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From the left pane, select Add an account.
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Select Sign in with Google.
To access the Google Drive account from Acrobat on the web, sign in to your Google account.
To access the Google Drive account from Acrobat on the web, sign in to your Google account. -
Enter your login credentials when prompted.
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In the Permissions dialog box that opens, select Continue.
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On the Google Drive account page, select the files that you want to access.
Note:You can add multiple Google Drive accounts to Acrobat on the web.
Your Google Drive account is now listed under Other Storage. You can select any file to access it from Acrobat on web.
Your Google Drive account is now listed under Other Storage. You can select any file to access it from Acrobat on web.
Your Google Drive account is added to the Other Storage section in the left pane.
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To set Adobe Acrobat as the default viewer in Google Drive, log in to your Google Drive and then select the settings icon > Settings from the top-right corner. On the Settings page, select Manage apps and then select Use by default for Adobe Acrobat.
