Go to the Adobe Exchange Program home page : https://partners.adobe.com/exchangeprogram/creativecloud, and click Log In in the upper-right corner of the page. Sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
The Adobe Exchange Developer portal is a marketplace where developers can upload and distribute their created extensions. Users can browse, purchase, and download extensions, that augment the capabilities of their Creative Cloud apps.
Go to the Adobe Exchange Program home page : https://partners.adobe.com/exchangeprogram/creativecloud, and click Log In in the upper-right corner of the page. Sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
On the home page, click Edit Profile.
The Account Page for Partner App Listings is displayed. Specify your name or company name, and contact email address.
Commerce Setup.
To sell your products, create an account with the payment vendor FastSpring using the FastSpring Registration link.
You can register for FastSpring in one of the following ways:
For more information see Creating paid and subscription products in Adobe Exchange.
Connect with Twitter.
The bottom section of the Account page allows you to integrate with Adobe Exchange’s social presence by associating your Partner account with your Twitter account.
The basic steps for creating and publishing a new product are:
To offer any kind of content as a product in Adobe Exchange, you must package it into a single file.
For Creative Cloud host applications, you can submit different kinds of non -ZXP files. If you have more than one, you must package them as a single zip file.
Make sure that your ZXP package conforms to the specifications of Adobe Exchange.
For more details, see How to Package a Product for Adobe Exchange.
To create your new listing, click Dashboard in the sub-navigation menu, and then click Create Listing.
The Create Listing page is displayed. Fill out the details on this page.
Enter information about your product. Required fields are indicated with an asterisk.
Title - Specify the name of your product.
Partner - Defaults to the name you specified in your account profile.
Purchase Method - Select Free, Perpetual, or Subscription.
If you have not created your FastSpring account, you will be prompted to register for FastSpring while creating a paid product. For more information see Creating paid and subscription products in Adobe Exchange.
Primary Tags - Select up to two primary tags for your app.
Secondary Tags - You can select up to seven tags from the drop-down list that is matched in searches.
Custom Tags - If the tag you want is unavailable in the list, define a new tag, or a set of tags separated by spaces.
Note: if you enter a comma, the comma becomes part of the tag string.
When you have finished entering the new tags, click Add Tags. You can add up to two custom tags.
Languages Supported In Your App - Specify the languages supported by your app. The default language is English. Leave the field blank, if your product is only available in English, and has no language requirements.
Summary and Detailed Description - Enter a summary and detailed description respectively for your product.
After you have filled the app details, click Save & Next.
Images let users see and learn more about the capabilities of your product. Specify different images, which are displayed in various contexts.
Be sure to choose PNG or JPG files of the recommended sizes in each case. Each image is uploaded when you select it. See Creating images for your products. The images you have selected appear in the product images page. They are automatically resized for the different contexts in which they appear.
When you have specified all the required fields, click Save & Next at the bottom of the page to continue editing the product.
Add notes about the product enhancements, features, and more. To upload files, click Choose File.
You can upload up to ten PDF documents.
Click Choose File, and browse to the file or packaged set of files that define your product. If it is not a ZXP file, you must specify which host product is able to load your product. (This information is already included in a ZXP package).
For common issues encountered when you upload a product, see Common Errors.
Upload a PDF with instructions on how to sell the app. This document is visible only to Adobe employees. The document can be used to provide key contact details for your sales team, key benefits of the product for the Adobe sales team to pitch and more.
To upload document, click Choose File.
Provide descriptive information for your product. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.
EULA - An End User License Agreement (EULA) can be presented to the users before they can acquire your app. Provide EULA for Non-ZXP upload or to override EULA in ZXP upload.
Where To Find It - Provide information for end users on how to get to your product after it is installed in the host application. For example, what menu item starts it. Non-ZXP products are automatically placed in the Downloads folder.
Note To Approver - Provide instructions to Adobe approver about your product build, serial number, or licensing info.
To preview your app, save your app listing. Click Save on the Notes & EULA screen.
The Preview button appears. To preview your app listing, click Preview.
When you have successfully uploaded all assets, the new product appears in the All Listings > Not Published list.
View and edit the product details by clicking it in the Not Published list. This takes you back to the Listings page, where you can continue to refine the product details.
When you are happy with your product definition and have tested it in the Exchange Panel, you can submit the draft to Adobe for approval. See the Approval Guidelines.
Before submitting your draft, be sure to check all of the details (such as compatibility, keywords, and descriptions) carefully. After you submit your draft for approval, you cannot make any more changes in the product or configuration until the product is approved or rejected by the Adobe team. If you want to make any changes, contact us.
Once the process is started, the displayed status changes to “Pending(Approval)”.
You receive an email notification confirming your submission and another notification when the product has been approved. You can also check the status in the My Extensions list to see if the approval process is complete.
If you have chosen the auto-publish option, you see that the product appears in the All Listings > Published list when it is approved. If not, you see a Publish button next to Approved status.
To publish your app, click Publish. The new product now appears in the All Listings > Published list.
After a product is published, you can edit the configuration to create patch releases and updates. See Managing Products after Publication.
All changes that you make after publication must go through the same approval process as the original submission.
To make changes, go to the apps list page. Under My Apps > Published, click your app. The App Details page is displayed.
Some of the common errors encountered when you try to upload your listing on the Adobe Exchange Developer portal, with resolution as mentioned below.
An icon for the product has not been uploaded. To publish the product, you must associate it with a product icon of the proper size and format. To upload the icon, see the Images - Upload images and videos section above.
An image file uploaded exceeds the 400-K limit. It is too large to be uploaded to the service.
The product does not have a summary or description associated with it. To publish the product, you must provide this info.
To add a summary or description, see the Upload & Docs sections above.
You have not enabled your account to sell products via the FastSpring service. Without the key, you only publish free products. To enter your FastSpring key, click your name at the top of the page. Select Account from the menu, fill your FastSpring Key and click Submit. Make sure to enter your FastSpring key, and NOT your FastSpring password.
There is already a ZXP uploaded to the system that has the same bundle ID as the ZXP submitted. A bundle ID is most likely to conflict with a product you have already uploaded, or with another developer’s ZXP if the bundle ID is fairly simple (such as. “My_extensio n” rather than“com.mycompany.myextension”). The uniqueness of the bundle ID is checked against published, unpublished, and retracted products.
The ZXP uploaded exceeds the 2-gigabyte limit. It is too large to be uploaded to the service.
This error message can apply to several areas but generally means that the partner name, or product title has a leading or trailing space.
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