Scribd: 300M+ documents

Scribd, Inc.

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About this app

Home to the world’s documents. Specialized knowledge, and answers you won’t find anywhere else. Get to the source with over 300 million documents [and counting] on every topic and niche, including:

- Research papers
- Academic dissertations
- Medical reports
- DIY hobbies
- User manuals
- Case studies
- And more

You’ve seen it all, now understand it all. Make sense of anything with information on just about everything, shared by a global community of thinkers. All content on Scribd can be synced across multiple devices.

Features for the document reader:

- Download documents to read offline.
- Save your documents.
- Analyze with advanced tools.

Our monthly subscription starts at just $11.99. It automatically renews unless the subscription is canceled at least 24 hours prior to the next billing date.

Payment will be charged to your Google Play account at confirmation of purchase.

Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase.

A Scribd monthly subscription also includes access to SlideShare (presentations) at no extra cost.

Download the free Scribd app and start exploring today!

Our privacy policy can be found at Global Privacy Policy
Our terms of use can be found at Global Terms of Use

Ratings and reviews

I have had scribd for a long time, since before it split. It's recent preforance is below par. when I open it, it usually just gives me a black screen or tells me something went wrong. To cancel the subscription you cannot do it from the app, but must log on, always a nagitive for mw. . When I enter the address in to the browser on my phone it automatically takes me to the app. So now I will need to find a laptop to cancel.

I downloaded 1 document. App did not function as expected. I have worked to cancel my subscription for 1 1/2 hours. I have followed at least 4 different methods listed within this app unsuccessfully. Some just leading me around in circles, others that are not to be found in the real app. They must be making a lot of money on people who are not using the app and are not able to cancel their subscription. I would not recommend Scribd.

I really liked Scribd, and miss it. Access to public legal filings, contributions by investigative journalists, researchers, books, articles, is unsurpassed in the days of paywalls. But the subscription cost is quite high, and should you change cellular companies, phone numbers, emails, you'll have a helluva time getting back into your account - while being charged.

What’s new

This update includes general performance improvements across the app.