Download Acrobat 64-bit Installer and open it from your notifications or the Downloads folder.
Last updated on
Aug 16, 2025
Learn how to download and install Adobe Acrobat using the Acrobat 64-bit Installer or the Acrobat Unified Installer on your computer.
The Acrobat 64-bit Installer provides a standalone installation of Acrobat on Windows, while the Acrobat Unified Installer combines Acrobat and Reader into a single package for easier deployment and management. The Acrobat Unified Installer is ideal for users who need both applications together but does not support serial number-based licensing.
To set up Adobe Acrobat on your system, you can download the Acrobat 64-bit Installer for Windows or the Acrobat Unified Installer for macOS and follow the installation instructions. After installation, sign in with your Adobe ID to access features based on your subscription—Acrobat Standard or Acrobat Pro.
Note
To install a full version of Acrobat that requires a mandatory sign-in, you can get the package via Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop Application (CCDA).
Windows
Select Extract all from the top menu and choose a destination folder for the extracted files.
Note
Do not run setup directly from the installer ZIP file, as it may cause installation errors.
Open the extracted Adobe Acrobat folder and double-click setup.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
macOS
Download Acrobat Unified Installer file and open it from your notifications or the Downloads folder.
Double-click the downloaded .dmg file to mount the Acrobat installer volume.
Under Locations, select the folder with the Acrobat logo and then double-click the Acrobat DC SCA Installer.pkg file.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
After the installation is complete, launch the app from your Applications folder.
