7 Things You Didn’t Know About Adobe Creative Cloud

Whether you’re new to Adobe Creative Cloud or a long time user, it’s always helpful to learn something new. That’s why we’ve put together a quick list of things you may not actually know about Adobe Creative Cloud.

Read on to discover some great points that could give you a helping hand as you complete your future projects.

1. You can use Adobe Portfolio to create your own Portfolio website.

As a creative professional, you’ll need to have a website to represent yourself online – usually in the form of a portfolio which you can use to show off your very best work and prove to potential clients what you’re capable of.

Setting up a website can be complicated and time-consuming, so save yourself the stress by simply creating one with Adobe Portfolio!

2. There’s a Creative Cloud Mobile App.

You may not have realised that Creative Cloud has its own mobile app,; which lets you access any of your Creative Cloud files from your smartphone or tablet. You can even use your device to edit them and sync the changes on the go.

3. You can download up to 500 design elements a month from Creative Cloud Market.

As a Creative Cloud subscriber, you’re entitled to download up to 500 ‘assets’ from Creative Cloud Assets which can be used in Illustrator, Photoshop and other Creative Cloud apps. Once downloaded, you’re welcome to use them in any of your creative projects.

4. Typekit gives you access to new fonts.

If the preinstalled fonts on your computer aren’t right for the job, try Typekit. You’ll gain access to Typekit with your Creative Cloud subscription and can use the fonts you choose to download in any of your projects.

5. You can set up a group library.

When working as a group, you can set up a ‘Library’ that ensures everyone on your team can access the same images, graphics and colour schemes to create a cohesive project.

6. Creative Sync lets you pick up where you left off.

If you’ve been working all day on your desktop at work but want to take the project home, you’ll be happy to know that your project will be ready and wait for you on your personal computer at home.

With Creative Sync, your work can be saved to the cloud rather than a device, allowing you to pick up right where you left off.

7. Creative Cloud apps run from your computer – not the cloud.

Initially, many people have put off the idea of a cloud service as they think they’ll have to rely on their internet connection to get the work done – but that’s actually not the case. When you subscribe, you’ll download the software to run from your hard drive.

Now you’re aware of these facts and tips, you’ll be able to put them to good use while using Adobe Creative Cloud. We hope you enjoy making the most of them!

If you don’t already have Adobe Creative Cloud of any of its individual applications, you can purchase them from AisplStore! We offer the entire Creative Cloud Suite both individually, and as a bundle, so you’ll always have access to everything you need.