Adobe Digital Editions

Adobe

About this app

One eBook reader for all your Adobe DRM protected books across your Android Devices, iPad, Mac or PC. Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) is free-to-download and use, and completely ad-free. Use it to read EPUB and PDF books, both online and offline. Borrow ebooks from many public libraries for use with ADE. Extend your reading experience by transferring books from your personal computer to your Android devices. Organize your books into a beautiful custom library.

Experience gorgeous media rich books filled with interactive features, videos, and more. ADE’s support for EPUB3 standard allows you: consistent rendering of audio and video content; dynamic image resizing without loss in clarity; support for multi-column layouts, interactive quizzes, and math formulas.
Seamless fulfillment of books across devices: With this new feature, when a consumer fulfills a book on one device, the book will be automatically downloaded to all the other devices that belong to this consumer (activated using the same user ID).

• Choose from different font sizes and five easy-to-read page modes
• Highlight your favorite passages and add notes with the built-in bookmarking features
• Easily find a word or a character anywhere in the book with the powerful search feature
• Use the night mode, or adjust your screen brightness to find the perfect lighting for any environment

By downloading, you agree to the Terms of Use at, http://www.adobe.com/special/misc/terms.html

Do not sell my information: https://www.adobe.com/privacy/ca-rights.html

Ratings and reviews

Cluncky - terrible user experience. I've been trying to get an ebook, that I purchased, onto this app to read on my phone. It's been almost a week now of trying on and off. Trying to follow the official unstructions, online help, etc. So far I can still only access the book on PC. It looks like (despite what is suggested online) that only a physical connection between phone and PC will allow a book to be transferred. They seem to have forgotten how terrible windows and android are for that.

Absolute garbage. The only purpose I can imagine people would download this trash for is to be able to sync their books from their main authorized workstation with a mobile device to read on the go. Except you can't, because it has no working sync feature and manually copying books from one device to another doesn't seem to work either, as once you download the books to the mobile device and try to open them through this app you find that they simply aren't there.

Every so often I wonder why people pirate. Then I remember it is because some dude in his basement in 30 minutes could make a better viewing experience than legal options. I can't even get this damn app to recognize the asmc files that worked on the desktop version. UI looks horrendous as well, but seeing as I can't even get to viewing my books I can't even go more in depth than this. The app doesn't even do it's sole purpose which is to work with DRM books.

What’s new

Compatible with Android SDK 33.