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Open your PDF Portfolio in Adobe Acrobat.
In the left navigation pane, right-click within the Portfolio workspace.
Select New Folder from the context menu.
Type a name for the new folder and press Enter.
To create a subfolder, right-click the folder you just created.
Select New Folder again and name the subfolder.
Repeat steps 2–6 to add more folders or subfolders as needed.
Drag and drop files into the appropriate folders or subfolders to organize your Portfolio.
Best practiceFor complex projects, plan your folder structure in advance to avoid having to reorganize large numbers of files later.
You can rename or move folders at any time to refine your PDF Portfolio's organization.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
A PDF Portfolio is a special type of file in Acrobat that holds many different files together, like a folder. Each file inside keeps its original type, so a Word file stays a Word file, and a spreadsheet stays a spreadsheet. You use a Portfolio when you want to send or keep files together but not mix them into one PDF. This is useful if you have files of different types or need to keep the original versions for editing later.
No, adding a blurry scan to a PDF Portfolio will not fix the scan's quality. The Portfolio only keeps your files together; it does not change or improve them.
| PDF Portfolio | Combine |
|---|---|
| Keeps each file separate | Merges everything into one PDF |
| Files keep their original types | All files become pages in one PDF |
| Good for mixed types | Best for similar files |