PDF Reader

Versatile PDF Reader with powerful tools and smooth performance

PDF Reader lives up to its name by going far beyond basic document viewing and turning your device into a capable e‑book hub. It doesn’t just open PDFs; it also handles DjVu, XPS, FB2 (and fb2.zip), EPUB, RTF, comics (CBR and CBZ), and even books packed in ZIP archives, making it a flexible choice if your library is spread across multiple formats.

The reading experience is highly customizable. You can switch between classic page-by-page flipping with a smooth animation or continuous scrolling, depending on what feels more natural. Day and night profiles, manual brightness control via a side swipe, and the ability to use textured or solid backgrounds let you fine-tune comfort for long reading sessions.

Organization features are solid, too. A built-in file browser and recent-books list make it easy to jump back into what you were reading. There’s a full table of contents view, powerful text search, and extensive bookmark options—including bookmarks tied to specific text fragments, which are ideal for editing, proofreading, or studying. You can even export your bookmarks to a text file for use elsewhere.

Power users will appreciate extras like OPDS online catalog support, integration with the LitRes store, Text to Speech for hands-free listening, and compatibility with external dictionaries such as ColorDict or GoldenDict. Support for multiple languages and hyphenation dictionaries, plus additional font loading, makes it particularly friendly to international readers.

The interface leans more functional than flashy and may feel a bit dense at first, but the wealth of settings—customizable tap zones, autoscroll with adjustable speed, and robust FB2 rendering—reward anyone willing to explore the menus. Overall, PDF Reader is a powerful, feature-rich choice for anyone who takes digital reading seriously.