How to Stop Repeated Liquid Mode Suggestions in Adobe Acrobat
Question details
Users are continuously prompted to use Liquid Mode when opening PDFs, even after they have already declined the feature.

- Product
- Adobe Acrobat
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Opening and reading PDF documents within the application.
- Observed behavior
- The application repeatedly displays a weekly prompt suggesting the user enable Liquid Mode, ignoring previous refusals.
Note that Adobe Acrobat currently does not have a universal setting to permanently disable Liquid Mode prompts across all your files.
Enable and Disable Liquid Mode per Document
Since there is no global off-switch, you must toggle the feature on and off for each specific file to stop the prompts for that document.
The application is currently designed to continue suggesting Liquid Mode until it registers that the feature has been utilized for a particular document. By briefly turning it on and then off, you can trick the app into stopping the prompts for that specific file.
Launch Adobe Acrobat and open the PDF file that is triggering the repeated Liquid Mode suggestions.
Tap the Liquid Mode button or accept the on-screen prompt to temporarily activate the feature for your document.
Once the document has reformatted, tap the Liquid Mode icon again to disable it. The prompt will no longer appear the next time you open this specific file.

Submit a Feature Request to Adobe
Report your frustration to the product team to request a permanent toggle switch in future software updates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Liquid Mode in Adobe Acrobat?
Liquid Mode is a mobile reading feature in Adobe Acrobat that uses artificial intelligence to reformat text, images, and tables, making PDFs easier to read and navigate on smaller screens without pinching and zooming.
Can I permanently turn off Liquid Mode prompts across all PDFs?
Currently, Adobe Acrobat does not offer a global setting to permanently disable Liquid Mode suggestions. You must temporarily enable and then disable the feature for each individual document to stop the prompts for that specific file.
Why does Acrobat keep asking me to use Liquid Mode?
The application is designed to display these suggestions weekly for users who have not enabled the feature, aiming to promote better mobile readability. Unfortunately, the current design does not respect previous dismissals when opening new documents.




