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Last updated on
Jan 27, 2026
Learn how to set up two-step verification and use it for signing in to your Adobe account.
Two-step verification adds an extra layer of security to your Adobe account. It requires a verification code in addition to your password when signing in, helping protect your account from unauthorized access. You can set up verification through the Adobe Account Access app, email, or text message (SMS).
Before you begin, ensure that you have:
- Your Adobe account credentials.
- Access to your email or an active mobile number.
- A web browser to access your Adobe account security settings.
Set up two-step verification
In the Sign-in and security page, go to the Two-step verification section and turn on your preferred verification method.
Note
If you’re trying to turn on two-step verification using the Adobe Account Access app, you’ll have to download it and set it up on your phone.
Select Allow if you’re prompted to turn on a backup verification method.
Select Turn on if you’re prompted to confirm.
You’ll receive a success notification, indicating that you’ve successfully enabled two-step verification.
Sign in with two-step verification
Go to https://account.adobe.com.
Enter your email address associated with your Adobe account and select Continue.
If you’ve enabled the Adobe Account Access app, approve the sign-in request on your phone. You’ll be signed in to your Adobe account.
If you’ve enabled two-step verification using email or phone number, enter the code that you receive in the Verify your identity window.
After entering the correct code, enter your password and select Continue to sign in to your account.
