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How to Fix SharePoint Sites Not Available in Acrobat Reader for Android

Bushra ParveenBushra Parveen Oct 19, 2026 868 views

Question details

Users are unable to find an option to add or browse Microsoft SharePoint sites within the Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile application on Android devices.

How to Fix SharePoint Sites Not Available in Acrobat Reader for Android
Product
Adobe Acrobat Reader
Device & OS
Android
Scenario
Attempting to connect to a SharePoint server to browse, open, or manage PDF documents directly from within the Acrobat Reader mobile app.
Observed behavior
The Android version of Acrobat Reader displays options for other cloud services like OneDrive, but completely lacks an integration option for SharePoint sites.
Before you start

Verify that you have an active internet connection and ensure you can access your SharePoint files using a standard mobile web browser or the dedicated Microsoft SharePoint app.

Solution 1Recommended

Open PDFs Directly from the Microsoft SharePoint Android App

Since Acrobat Reader does not natively support adding SharePoint sites, you can use the official SharePoint app to locate your files and then open them using Acrobat Reader.

This workaround relies on the 'Open with' functionality built into the Android operating system. By starting your workflow in the SharePoint app, you bypass Acrobat Reader's limitation of not being able to browse SharePoint directories.

1
Download the SharePoint App

Install the Microsoft SharePoint app from the Google Play Store and log in with your organizational credentials.

2
Locate Your PDF File

Navigate through your connected SharePoint sites within the app to find the specific PDF document you wish to view.

3
Open with Acrobat Reader

Tap on the PDF file. When prompted by Android to choose an application to view the file, select 'Adobe Acrobat Reader' from the list of available apps.

Open PDFs Directly from the Microsoft SharePoint Android App
Quick Tip: You can select 'Always' when choosing the PDF reader to make Acrobat Reader the default app for opening PDFs directly from SharePoint in the future.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is SharePoint available on the iOS version of Acrobat Reader but not on Android?

App features often vary by platform due to different development cycles and operating system architectures. Adobe has not yet implemented direct SharePoint integration for the Android version of Acrobat Reader, though it is supported on other platforms.

Can I link my SharePoint files through the OneDrive integration in Acrobat Reader?

If your organization's SharePoint document libraries are synced or linked to your OneDrive for Business account, you may be able to browse them by adding your OneDrive account in the Acrobat Reader app.

Is there a way to save an edited PDF back to SharePoint from Acrobat Reader on Android?

Because there is no native integration, you cannot save directly back to a SharePoint server from within the app. You must save the modified PDF to your local device storage first, and then upload it manually using the Microsoft SharePoint app or a mobile web browser.