Edit graphics in a PDF
Learn how to use Edit mode in Acrobat to add, replace, crop, resize, rotate, and arrange images directly within a PDF across desktop and web. The tutorial also shows how to generate and refine images from text prompts with the in-app image generator powered by Adobe Express. This video tutorial uses the new Acrobat experience.
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How Edit mode helps different teams
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Legal
Legal teams use Edit mode to update graphics and visual elements in contracts, policies, and guidance without re‑creating files, helping keep documents accurate and up to date during reviews or regulatory changes.
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Sales
Sales teams use Edit mode to replace images, adjust layouts, and update visuals in proposals and sales materials to tailor documents for specific customers or opportunities.
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HR
HR teams use Edit mode to revise images and layouts in policy documents, onboarding materials, and training PDFs so updates can be made quickly without returning to source design files.
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Finance
Finance teams can use Edit mode to update charts and visuals quickly in financial PDFs, keeping reports accurate and clear without returning to the source file.
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Procurement
Procurement teams can use Edit mode to update supplier charts, product images, and visual details in vendor proposals or contracts quickly-without needing the original files.