By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026
The AI Assistant’s Read Aloud feature provides a simple, flexible way to listen to PDF content, letting you choose a preferred voice, adjust reading speed, and jump forward or back in 10‑second increments.
By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026

On the Connectors page in the AI Settings dialog box, connectors are listed under “Connected” (if added) and “Not Connected”. You can add and manage connectors from this page.

By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026
The AI Assistant in Editor includes preset skills for focused workflows such as summarizing, translating, preparing research, reviewing a PDF, creating a diagram, or inspecting PDF actions.
By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026

With the Create Diagram mode, you can select a diagram type—such as a flowchart, mind map, sequence diagram, or timeline—before generating the diagram.

To create diagrams with the mode, follow the steps below which are based on the AI Assistant within Foxit PDF Editor for Windows.

By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026

With the Generate Image mode, you can create an image from a prompt and configure the image model, size, and quality before generation. To create images with the mode, follow the steps below which are based on the AI Assistant within Foxit PDF Editor for Windows.

By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026
The AI Assistant in Editor provides generation modes for advanced content creation and direct document operations, including Edit PDF, Generate Image, and Create Diagram.
By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026

Use the chat box at the bottom of the Chat panel on the right side of the project work area to tell Foxit Workspace what you want to accomplish. A task can be a question, an instruction to analyze or organize materials, or a request to create or revise an output.

  1. Open the project you want to work on. 

By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026
You can create a project around your documents or a topic, and then work with AI to process your work.
By Cynthia, 1 September, 2026
Workspace Settings provides centralized controls for your profile, preferences, work context, usage, connectors, and skills.