Adobe Acrobat primarily works with PDF documents. Therefore, you don't directly "open" an image in Adobe Acrobat in the same way you would with an image editor. However, you can insert an image into a PDF using Acrobat. Here's how:
- Open the PDF: Begin by opening the PDF document you want to add the image to in Adobe Acrobat.
- Access the Edit Tool: Navigate to the "All tools" menu (typically found on the left-hand side) and select "Edit". Then choose "Image".
- Insert the Image: In the dialog box that appears, locate and select the image file you wish to insert into the PDF.
- Place and Resize: Click on the PDF page where you want to place the image. You can also click and drag to resize the image as you insert it.
- Adjust and Modify: Once the image is inserted, you can perform various actions, such as:
- Moving the image to a different location.
- Resizing the image by dragging its corners.
- Rotating the image.
- Adjusting its layering (bringing it forward or sending it backward).
In summary, you don't "open" an image in Acrobat; you insert it into a PDF. The Edit tool provides the functionality to add and manipulate images within a PDF document.
