A Creative Cloud membership includes cloud-based storage, which allows you to access files stored in the cloud from any computer using a web browser or file sync functionality. Here are answers to some common questions related to using and managing this storage.
If you have a full Adobe Creative Cloud membership or a single app membership, you have 100 GB of storage. If you have a Creative Cloud Photography membership, you have 20 GB of storage. If you have a trial product or a free membership, you have 2 GB of storage. Creative Cloud for teams and Creative Cloud for enterprise memberships include 100 GB of storage per seat.
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Go to https://assets.adobe.com.
You can also check your current storage usage in the Creative Cloud desktop app. Open the app from the taskbar (Windows) or menu bar (Mac OS). Click Assets to see the storage info.
You can also click the menu to check the info.
The Creative Cloud desktop app syncs up to 1 GB of overflow from any device. After that, the sync client stops syncing new files and notifies that you are over quota. A red exclamation point marks any files that are unable to upload. You can still move, rename, or delete files. To continue to sync files, do the following:
If you mistakenly delete a file, you can restore it from the cloud. You can delete online files from your Creative Cloud Files folder or the Creative Cloud files page, which moves them to a trash bin called the Deleted.
Deleting files from the Deleted folder is permanent and frees up the storage space used. To permanently delete files, follow these steps:
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Go to the Creative Cloud files page.
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