Create or convert files to cloud documents

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Learn how to create or convert files to cloud documents.

Photoshop | Adobe XD | How to create a new cloud document

  1. Create a new document in your app. 

    Create a new document

  2. When you want to save your work, click File > Save. 

  3. Save your document as a cloud document. The dialog box you see depends on your app and how you saved your previous document.

    Save as cloud document in Adobe XD
    Save as a cloud document in Adobe XD.
    Save as a cloud document in Adobe Photoshop
    Save as a cloud document in Adobe Photoshop.

    In Photoshop, you may see a different dialog box if you saved your previous document as a cloud document.

Your document is saved as a cloud document. You can access it anytime from the Home screen of your Creative Cloud app or from the Creative Cloud website. 

Adobe Fresco | Adobe Aero | How to create a new cloud document

Cloud documents are the native file format for Adobe Fresco and Adobe Aero—all files in these apps are saved as cloud documents. 

Convert an existing Photoshop or Adobe XD file to a cloud document

You can easily save an existing file as a cloud document. 

  1. Open the file in your Creative Cloud app. 

  2. Click File > Save As.

  3. Save your document as a cloud document. The dialog box you see depends on your app and how you saved your previous document.

    Save as cloud document in Adobe XD
    Save as a cloud document in Adobe XD.
    Save as a cloud document in Adobe Photoshop
    Save as a cloud document in Adobe Photoshop.

     In Photoshop, you may see a different dialog box if you saved your previous document as a cloud document.

    The new cloud document doesn't overwrite the existing file. It gets a new extension.

Your document is saved as a cloud document.

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