PDFs can be a pain to read on smaller screens, and thats something Adobe means to deal with now that increasingly more people are counting on digital services for their work and individual lives. Today, the software application company has actually revealed its multi-year effort to bring Adobe Sensei-powered features to its PDF reader, starting with Liquid Mode. The new mode utilizes Sensei, Adobes AI tool, to instantly reformat text, images and tables for mobile phones.
When you activate Liquid Mode at the tap of a button in Adobe Acrobat Reader, Sensei utilizes AI and artificial intelligence in the background to identify the parts of a PDF document. It will make headings larger, for circumstances, and ensure the text is legible on a smaller screen without needing to zoom in. The feature can even develop collapsible and expandable sections of the document youre reading, as well as make its text searchable. You can personalize it further by changing its font style size and its line and word spacing if you want to make the document even more readable.
Adobes Liquid Mode uses AI to make PDFs easier to read on phones – Engadget
