The name and composition of the Acrobat products have changed several times over the years, reflecting the evolution and expansion of the software. The original products were called Acrobat Reader, Acrobat Exchange and Acrobat Distiller. "Acrobat
Exchange" was a program that allowed users to create and edit PDF files, and it was soon renamed simply as "Acrobat". "Acrobat Reader" was a free program that allowed users to view PDF files, and it later became known as "Reader". Between versions 3 and
5, there were no different editions of Acrobat, such as Standard or Professional.[clarification needed] In 1999, Adobe launched the Acrobat.com service, which offered various web-based services that had "Acrobat" in their names, such as Acrobat Connect
and Acrobat FormsCentral. However, later on, "Acrobat.com" was no longer used as the umbrella term for the family of services, but rather as the name of one specific service.
In 2008, Adobe introduced Acrobat 9, which added several new features and functionalities to the software. One of the most notable additions was the ability to create and manipulate Flash content within PDF files. Acrobat 9 also included a new version of
Acrobat.com that integrated with the desktop program and allowed users to share and collaborate on PDF files online. Acrobat 9 also came in different editions: Standard, Pro and Pro Extended.
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In 2010, Adobe released Acrobat X, which had a redesigned user interface and improved performance and security. Acrobat X also introduced new features such as the Action Wizard, which automated common tasks, and the PDF Portfolio, which combined multiple
files into a single PDF. Acrobat X also offered three editions: Standard, Pro and Suite. The Suite edition included other Adobe products such as Photoshop and Captivate.
In 2012, Adobe launched Acrobat XI, which focused on enhancing the editing and signing capabilities of the software. Acrobat XI also added new features such as the Content Editing panel, which allowed users to modify text and images within PDF files, and
the EchoSign service, which enabled users to sign documents electronically. Acrobat XI also had three editions: Standard, Pro and Pro DC. The Pro DC edition was part of the Adobe Document Cloud service, which offered cloud-based storage and access to PDF
files across devices.
In 2015, Adobe released Acrobat DC, which stood for Document Cloud. Acrobat DC was a major overhaul of the software that introduced a new user interface and a new set of features and services. Acrobat DC also integrated with other Adobe products such as
Photoshop and Illustrator, and with third-party applications such as Microsoft Office and Dropbox. Acrobat DC also offered two editions: Standard and Pro. The Pro edition included advanced features such as redaction and comparison tools.
In 2017, Adobe updated Acrobat DC with new features and improvements. Some of the new features included the ability to edit scanned documents, create responsive PDF files for mobile devices, and add audio and video content to PDF files. Acrobat DC also
added new services such as Adobe Scan, which allowed users to capture documents with their smartphone cameras, and Adobe Sign, which replaced EchoSign and offered more options for electronic signatures.
In 2020, Adobe released Acrobat 2020, which was the latest version of the desktop software. Acrobat 2020 was a standalone product that did not require a subscription to the Document Cloud service. Acrobat 2020 also included some new features and
enhancements, such as the ability to fill and sign forms with a finger or stylus, create PDF files from any application that prints, and export PDF files to Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint. Acrobat 2020 also offered two editions: Standard and Pro.
The Pro edition included additional features such as creating and validating PDF/A files, editing data in scanned tables, and comparing two versions of a PDF file.
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