Open the Creative Cloud desktop app and ensure that you're signed with using your source account or profile.
Storage is a core component of Adobe's cloud offering. Cloud storage ensures that you can always access your content and related services. It allows you to manage your Creative Cloud assets and Document Cloud assets. With the Creative Cloud assets, you can even enable collaboration and sharing among users. Creative Cloud also helps you sync your content to your desktop. All content created or uploaded by you is tied to your account.
Often, users may be required to move assets:
If you have assets linked to an existing account or profile, you can migrate these assets from one account or profile to another. The migration can either be done automatically or manually.
In the migration procedures described below, comments, versioning information, sharing invitations, and file collaborations in the source accounts or profiles are not copied over.
Files stored online are associated with an account or profile. To migrate files, download the files from the source account or profile. Then, upload them to the destination account or profile.
The files copied to the destination account or profile do not retain any of the comments, collaborations, or sharing links or the source files.
To check the File Sync status, click the Cloud activity icon in the upper right corner of the Creative Cloud desktop app.
Use one of the following methods to copy Cloud Documents from one account or profile to another.
Documents copied to the destination account or profile do not retain any of the comments, collaborations, or sharing links or the source document.
Sign in to assets.adobe.com with your source account or profile.
Navigate to Files > Your files > Cloud documents. Hover over and select an Illustrator or a Photoshop cloud document.
Click Copy Link. The link is copied to the clipboard.
If you have multiple cloud documents to migrate, generate and store all the links for easy access.
Click Copy to your work. When prompted, sign in with your destination account or profile.
Verify that the cloud documents are copied to Your files > Cloud documents in the destination account or profile.
Sign in to assets.adobe.com with your source account or profile.
Navigate to Files > Your files > Cloud documents, and then hover and select an Adobe XD cloud document.
Sign out, and then sign in to the destination account or profile.
In your Creative Cloud desktop app, drag the downloaded file to Your files > Cloud documents in the destination account or profile.
Verify that the cloud documents are copied to Your files > Cloud documents in the destination account or profile.
To migrate Libraries from one account or profile, you can use the Libraries panel and export as an offline .cclib file. Alternatively, you can use the Creative Cloud sharing and collaboration features.
When copying libraries:
To use the sharing features, do the following:
Sign in to assets.adobe.com with your source account or profile.
Navigate to Your work > Your libraries and then hover on and select a library to migrate.
Click Copy Link.
The link is copied to the clipboard.
If you have several libraries to migrate, generate and store all the links for easy access.
Click Copy to your work. You'll be prompted to sign in. Sign in with the destination account or profile.
If you copied several links, paste those links and click Copy to your work. If you're in the same browser, you won't be asked to sign in again.
Verify that the libraries are copied to Your libraries section in the destination account.
Download your photos from Lightroom and store them in an alternate profile of your choice. After you've backed them up, remove them from Lightroom.
Lightroom Downloader app.
Back up catalog from Lightroom Classic.
When migrating Lightroom photos, following are not carried across:
Download your documents from your source account or profile and then upload them to the destination account or profile.
Manage files in Document Cloud.
Download signed documents from Adobe Acrobat Sign.
Download previously licensed Adobe Stock assets with the License History feature on stock.adobe.com. For directions on this process, refer to this article. You can then reimport your documents using these instructions.
Adobe Express is only available online when you're connected to the Internet, so there isn't a way to keep any source files offline. You can either choose to migrate your projects from one account or profile to another, or you simply download the output of each project.
Go to express.adobe.com and sign in with your account or profile.
Navigate to Projects.
To migrate Adobe Express projects, use collaboration features to copy projects into another account or profile. To access both accounts simultaneously, use two browser windows.
Open your main source browser window, navigate to express.adobe.com and sign in with the source email address.
Navigate to Projects.
Hover on and select the project to migrate.
Click Copy Link.
The link is copied to the clipboard.
Open an Incognito (Google Chrome) or InPrivate (Microsoft Edge) browser window, navigate to express.adobe.com and sign in with the destination email address.
If you're migrating Adobe Express projects across Profiles, sign in with the same email address as the source, and choose the destination profile.
Open a tab in the browser and paste the link copied in Step 5, above.
Go back to the source browser window, you will have received a notification from your other account or profile.
Click the Notification icon in the upper-right corner and then click Manage Access on the notification that you've received.
Click Accept.
Go back to the destination browser window, navigate to express.adobe.com.
Since you've signed in to Creative Cloud in this window using your destination account or profile, you will not be prompted to sign in again.
Fonts activated on your desktop are only available if you're signed in to the Creative Cloud desktop app. When you sign in with another account or profile, fonts activated with the earlier account are unavailable.
You can activate fonts on your desktop. Apps such as InDesign and Illustrator also prompt you to activate fonts if they encounter missing fonts in documents.
To migrate your Premiere Rush project, you'll use Premiere Pro. Complete the entire workflow in Premiere Pro, and publish your video from Premiere Pro itself.
After migration, the projects will not then be available Premiere Rush.
In the Premiere Pro start screen, click Open Premiere Rush Project.
Choose any Premiere Rush project that are synced with Creative Cloud to open and continue editing in Premiere Pro.
Click a Premiere Rush project to open it.
Save the file.
By default, the file is saved to the Converted Rush projects folder on your machine. If you want to save the file elsewhere, use File > Save as, and navigate to a location of your choice.
For more, see how to open and edit Premiere Rush projects in Premiere Pro.
Sign in to Creative Cloud using the source account or profile.
You have two Behance accounts that co-exist, one associated with each account or profile. There is no direct way to migrate the data from Behance. As a work-around, you could do the following for Behance.
Sign in to Behance with the destination account or profile and navigate to the Behance Profile page.
Note the Behance handle, as you'll need it later. For example, in the URL https://behance.net/ABCD789, you'll use ABCD789 to share projects.
In another browser (or Incognito/InPrivate mode window), sign in to Behance using your source account or profile.
Navigate to a project you want to share. Click Settings.
Click Add co-owners, credits, and more link at the bottom of the Settings dialog box.
You can't export or import Adobe Portfolio content across profiles. If that's required, you can change your personal email address. See, Change Or Update Your Adobe ID.
To sync the settings, sign in to an app with the source account, sync settings, and sign out. Then, sign in with the destination account or profile. The latest settings on the desktop can then be synced to Creative Cloud using your destination account or profile.
Copying/moving mobile creations from one cloud to another is not supported.
Creative Cloud Market assets and Design Libraries data are also account-specific. You can download the assets again, and create Design Libraries.
For assistance with Adobe Color data migration, have your administrator log a ticket with Adobe Customer Care.
If you find that one or more of your files is missing from Creative Cloud, you should check for the missing files as detailed in article: Where can I find my missing Creative Cloud files?
Once you find them, you can easily restore them.
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