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How to Spell-Check the Comments in Adobe Acrobat

Updated on:
June 5, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to run a spell-check on comments inside a PDF.

Quick summary

Spell-checking comments in Adobe Acrobat lets you catch and correct typos directly inside the PDF editor without leaving the application. Using the built-in Check Spelling tool, you can review suggestions and apply corrections to one or more comments in just a few clicks.


Steps

  1. Open your PDF in Adobe Acrobat's PDF editor and click the comment section you want to spell-check.
  2. Right-click on the comment and select Check Spelling from the context menu.
  3. Click Start to begin the spell-check process.
  4. Review the spelling suggestions, select the correct replacement, and click Change. Repeat for each additional spelling error in the comment.
  5. Click Done to save all spelling corrections.
  6. Confirm that all spelling errors in the comment have been checked and amended successfully.

📌 Why this matters

Adobe Acrobat's built-in spell-check for comments helps document reviewers and collaborators maintain professional, error-free PDF annotations without switching to an external tool. Catching spelling mistakes directly inside the PDF editor saves time and ensures that feedback, markups, and review comments are clear and credible. This feature is especially valuable for legal, editorial, and business teams where accurate written communication inside shared PDFs is critical. Knowing how to use Check Spelling in Acrobat improves document quality and reduces back-and-forth revision cycles.
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