Last updated on
Sep 2, 2025
Learn about the cloud documents, key features, and how they differ from other file storage options in Creative Cloud.
Cloud documents are files stored online that you can open and edit with Adobe apps from any device with an internet connection. They keep your work updated across all devices and allow sharing and collaboration from anywhere.
Try the app
Follow along with any project to learn how to manage and access your cloud documents.
Key features of cloud documents
- Access files across devices: Save your files as cloud documents and access them from any device. They're stored in the cloud, ready for you wherever you work.
- Locate past versions: Access and restore previous versions of your cloud documents in Creative Cloud.
- Keep your files updated: Autosave keeps your work up to date, so you can continue where you left off on any device.
- Access documents from different apps: Save artwork as cloud documents and access your files in different applications.
Cloud storage and libraries
Your Creative Cloud storage includes cloud documents and libraries. You can manage your cloud documents and libraries from the Creative Cloud desktop app and Adobe Home.
Libraries are collections of assets like colors, fonts, images, and graphics accessible across Creative Cloud apps. They ensure project consistency and allow the sharing of brand assets within a team.
