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Can Acrobat Cloud Storage Share PDF Comments with a Group?

Natalie TaylorNatalie Taylor Oct 22, 2026 869 views

Question details

The user wants to know if they can use Adobe Acrobat Cloud Storage to share PDF comments and annotations with a specific group of users.

Can Acrobat Cloud Storage Share PDF Comments with a Group?
Product
Adobe Acrobat Cloud
Device & OS
not provided
Scenario
Collaborating on PDF files with a team or group and needing shared visibility of comments across multiple members.
Observed behavior
Adobe Acrobat cloud storage supports storing and sharing PDFs, but lacks native shared-folder collaboration with group-based access and universal comment visibility by default.
Before you start

Ensure you have an active Adobe account and check your subscription tier, as specific file-sharing permissions and group commenting capabilities vary depending on your Adobe service plan.

Solution 1Recommended

Share PDFs for Group Review via Acrobat Cloud

Use the 'Send for Review' feature in Acrobat Cloud to gather feedback on a single document, allowing invited group members to view and reply to comments.

While Acrobat Cloud is not a full shared-folder collaboration service (like Google Drive or OneDrive), you can invite individuals to review a specific PDF. This allows all invited members to see and reply to each other's comments in real-time.

1
Log in to Acrobat Cloud

Open your web browser and sign in at https://cloud.acrobat.com using your Adobe ID credentials.

2
Upload the PDF document

Click on the 'Upload a file' button to upload the PDF you want to share with your group.

3
Send for review

Select the uploaded PDF and click on the 'Share' or 'Send for Review' option in the right-hand pane.

4
Invite group members

Enter the email addresses of your team members, ensure the 'Allow comments' permission is toggled on, and click 'Send'. Members will receive an email link to access and comment on the shared file.

Share PDFs for Group Review via Acrobat Cloud
Folder Limitation: This method requires inviting users individually per file. Adobe Document Cloud does not natively support creating permanent 'User Groups' for folder-level comment sharing.
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Share and Comment on PDFs Seamlessly with WPS Office

WPS Office provides robust PDF editing and integrated cloud collaboration tools. You can easily upload PDFs to WPS Cloud, share links with your group, and collaborate with universally visible comments without complex permission hurdles.

  1. 1. Open the PDF in WPS Office: Launch WPS Office and open your PDF document using the built-in PDF reader and editor.
  2. 2. Add your comments: Navigate to the 'Comment' tab on the top ribbon to add sticky notes, highlights, or text annotations to the document.
  3. 3. Save to WPS Cloud: Click on 'Menu' > 'Save As' and select 'WPS Cloud' to ensure your document is stored online for team access.
  4. 4. Share the document: Click the 'Share' button at the top right corner of the screen. Set the permission to 'Anyone with the link can edit' or 'comment', and copy the link to send to your group.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do group members need an Adobe account to view shared PDF comments?

Yes, typically users invited to review and comment on a PDF via Acrobat Cloud will need to sign in with a free Adobe ID to view and reply to the comments.

Can I create a shared folder for a specific team in Acrobat Cloud?

Acrobat Cloud does not currently support creating traditional shared folders with established group-based access. You must share individual files or upgrade to enterprise-level Adobe solutions for advanced team management.

Why can't other users see my comments on a shared PDF?

If you shared the file as a standard email attachment or a simple view-only link instead of using the 'Send for Review' feature, comments will not sync automatically. You must ensure you invite users with commenting permissions actively enabled.