Want to use Adobe Acrobat Reader in a different language? Maybe you’re more comfortable reading in Spanish, French, or another language that suits you better.
The good news is, switching the language in Adobe Acrobat Reader is super easy, and I’ll show you the method step by step.
Change Language in PDF
Step 1: Open Adobe Acrobat Reader
Start by launching the Adobe Acrobat Reader on your computer.
Step 2: Head to Preferences
Click on the Menu at the top, then select Preferences from the dropdown.
Step 3: Go to Language Settings
In the left sidebar, you will see a list of categories. Click on Language.
Under Application Language, click on the dropdown. You’ll see a few options:
- English
- Choose at application startup
- Same as the operating system
Pick the Same as the operating system if you want Acrobat to match your computer’s language automatically.
Click OK to save the changes.
Step 4: Change Your Computer’s Language
Now, Acrobat follows your system’s language if you picked that option.
Here’s how to update your computer’s language:
- Open Settings on your computer
- Go to Time & Language
- Click on Language & Region
- Tap Add a Language
- Search and install the language you want to use
- Once added, set it as your default system language
Step 5: Relaunch Adobe Acrobat Reader
After changing the system language, close Acrobat Reader completely. Then open it again.
See, your Acrobat should now show up in the new language.
And that’s all!
You have successfully changed the language in Adobe Acrobat Reader without any hassle.
You don’t need special tools or advanced skills to use Adobe Acrobat Reader in another language. Just adjust your system settings, relaunch the app, and enjoy using it in the language you prefer.