Adobe has been hyping itsSensei AIfor a while now , and it finally has a use case for the tech that might make the average user ’s biography a little easier . The Adobe Reader app now uses automobile learning to reformat PDFs in a way that makes them actually clear on mobile machine .
The newLiquid Modein Adobe Reader uploads your document to Adobe ’s swarm Robert William Service where it ’s work by Sensei to discover token like headers , images , and text edition blocks . The document is then fork up back to your gimmick with a new mobile - friendly layout . Huge city block of tiny text that operate off the screen are mechanically placed in billet and given right paragraph spacing , images fit neatly and take the repose of the written document into explanation , and it can even make some subdivision collapsable . basically , it ’s giving PDFs the sort of antiphonal intention we expect from mod webpages .
Liquid Mode is unfortunately define to Adobe ’s Reader software for Android and iOS decent now . So , if you ’re attached to a third - party PDF app , you ’re out of chance . That , of course , push people to Adobe ’s own product , but in an interview withFast Company , reps for the firm insisted that the basal motive behind the feature was to find a result to the problem that PDFs just are n’t as useful on mobile and the great unwashed close these documents the min they see what they ’re getting into . Devs at Adobe belong as far as search a new formatting entirely but decided that the ubiquity and compatibility of PDFs made them deserving adapting .

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There ’s still work to be done on Liquid Mode . It needs support for forms , slideshows , scans , and files that are over 10 Mbit or 200 pages . Another coming feature is the ability to reformat docs in Liquid Mode on the desktop app for sharing with others . The companionship also separate Fast Company that it might put up some bounty features to give customers on its Document Cloud military service . Womp womp .
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