Open a Powerpoint file and click Home > Creative Cloud.

PowerPoint displays the Creative Cloud Add-in panel inside the document.

Click Sign in.

Note:

a) Ensure that you sign in with the same account that you use to access the Creative Cloud desktop app.

b) The first time you sign in, you are prompted to install a self-signed certificate to allow Adobe to make a secure connection between Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Office.

Creative Cloud Libraries opens inside the PowerPoint file, providing you access to all your library assets in all your Creative Cloud apps.

To add a library asset to your presentation, place your cursor where you want to insert the asset. In the Libraries panel, hover over the asset and click the Place graphic icon that appears.

To search for an asset in your current library, type the asset name in the Search bar.

To create a new library: 

a) Click the three-line menu icon and select Create New Library from the drop-down list.

b) Give a name to your library and click Create.

To collaborate and invite users, click Collaborate or Share link from the three-line menu icon.

The Creative Cloud Libraries home page opens in the browser window, allowing you to invite collaborators and give them viewing and editing permissions.

Note:

If you want to check the syncing status of your library files and folders, click the cloud icon  at the bottom of the panel.

Open a Word document and click Home > Creative Cloud.

Word displays the Creative Cloud Add-in panel inside the document.

Click Sign in.

Note:

a) Ensure that you sign in with the same account that you use to access Creative Cloud desktop app.

b) The first time you sign in, you are prompted to install a self-signed certificate to allow Adobe to make a secure connection between Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Office.

Creative Cloud Libraries opens inside the Word file, providing you access to all your library assets in all your Creative Cloud apps.

To add a library asset to your Word document, place your cursor where you want to insert the asset. In the Libraries panel, hover over the asset and click the Place graphic icon that appears. 

To add a new font style or font color to your text, select the text and click the library style or font you want to apply. The changes happen in real time.

You can also add elements such as character styles, colors, paragraph styles, and even text to a library. To do so, select a text and click the + icon at the bottom of the Add-in panel. Then, click the text element that you want to use later in your document.

These elements become available to you as and when you need them inside Word and other Adobe applications.

To search for an asset in your current library, type the asset name in the Search bar.

To create a new library: 

a) Click the three-line menu icon and select Create New Library from the drop-down list.

b) Give a name to your library and click Create.

To collaborate and invite users, click Collaborate or Share link from the three-line menu icon.

The Creative Cloud Libraries home page opens in the browser window, allowing you to invite collaborators and give them viewing and editing permissions.

Note:

If you want to check the syncing status of your library files and folders, click the cloud icon  at the bottom of the panel.