You can collaborate with other users and share a private folder from your Creative Cloud account with specified users. All invited users can then work co-operatively with read-only (locked) assets in a shared private folder. Collaborators can view, edit, rename, move, or delete contents of the shared folder if they've been granted the necessary access rights and permissions.
To share public links to files and folders with others (share assets with read-only access), see Share files and folders.
For more information about libraries in Creative Cloud, see Creative Cloud Libraries.
You can share libraries with collaborators using the Creative Cloud website or from within Creative Cloud desktop and mobile apps.
For a list of Creative Cloud apps currently supporting libraries, see Creative Cloud Libraries.
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- Collaborators require an Adobe ID. If they don't already have an Adobe ID, they can create one when they accept the invitation.
Do the following to share a library from within a desktop application supporting Creative Cloud Libraries:
To share libraries using the Creative Cloud website, sign in to Your Work section of the Creative Cloud website.
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Select the library that you want to share. This displays the in-context menu containing the Share option. Click Share.
Alternatively, you can click
located below each library folder, and choose Share > Invite. Hovering your mouse on the library displays these three-horizontal dots.
Choose Share from the library folder menu. -
Choose whether you want to give the collaborators Edit permissions (Can edit) or View permissions (Can view). These permissions apply to all the collaborators whose email addresses you entered.
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Useful considerations regarding permissions:
- Can edit: Collaborators having Can edit permissions can change the permissions for other collaborators. Collaborators with view-only permissions can see who the owner and collaborators are, but they can't make changes to their collaboration permissions.
- Can view: Collaborators with view-only permissions can copy the contents of the shared folder to a new folder and make changes privately to them.
- Editors and viewers can leave a collaboration at any time.
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Your collaborators receive an email message inviting them to join the collaboration and informing them whether they have edit or view permissions. Existing Creative Cloud members also receive a notification via the Creative Cloud desktop app and website.
Your collaborators receive this email message inviting them to join the collaboration.
The Collaborators dialog displays the status of the invites. To view this list, open the Invite To pop-up dialog by navigating to Share > Invite. Collaborators who haven't yet accepted the invite appear under the "Pending" tab. Once a collaborator has accepted the invite, this string is no longer displayed.
To remove a user, click the drop-down menu next to the user's name. Then select Remove.
To change permissions, click the drop-down menu next to a user's name. Then select Can view /Can edit as per your requirement.
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Choose whether you want to give the collaborators Edit permissions (Can edit) or View permissions (Can view). The permissions apply to all the collaborators whose email addresses you entered.
Note:
Useful considerations regarding permissions:
- Can edit: Collaborators having Can edit permissions can change the permissions for other collaborators. Collaborators with view-only permissions can see who the owner and collaborators are, but they can't make changes to their collaboration permissions.
- Can view: Collaborators with view-only permissions can copy the contents of the shared folder to a new folder and make changes privately to them.
- Editors and viewers can leave a collaboration at any time.
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Your collaborators receive an email invitation stating whether they've been invited to view the shared folder or edit it. Existing Creative Cloud members also receive a notification via the Creative Cloud desktop app and Your Work.
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Collaborators require an Adobe ID; if they don't have one already, they can create one when they accept the invitation.
and then choose 
You can easily manage collaborators for a shared folder. In the Invite To pop up dialog, do the following:
- To invite another user, enter an email address, select Can edit or Can view, and then click Invite.
- To remove a user, click Remove next to the user's name and click Save.
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Open the asset from Your Work.
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