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Manage apps
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Work with cloud documents
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Create and manage libraries
- Create and organize libraries
- Manage libraries
- Access collaboration tools
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Integration with other apps
- Manage fonts
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Work with Microsoft applications
- Install Creative Cloud Add-ins
- Get Creative Cloud for Microsoft Teams
- Add Microsoft Word and PowerPoint elements to libraries
- Manage libraries in Word and PowerPoint
- Share libraries in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
- Share Creative Cloud assets in Microsoft Teams
- Share Creative Cloud assets
- Share feedback within Microsoft Teams
- Set Connectors
- Work with Google workspace
- Integration with Behance
- Zapier integration
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Manage plugins
- Install plugins and extensions using Creative Cloud desktop app
- Uninstall plugins and extensions using Creative Cloud desktop app
- Find plugins in Creative Cloud desktop app
- Get plugins on Adobe Exchange
- Install plugins using UPIA tool
- Get help in UPIA tool
- List plugins using UPIA tool
- Find version of your UPIA tool
- Uninstall plugins using UPIA tool
- Find plugins with Adobe Exchange
- Open apps in Intel emulation mode after installing plugins
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Adobe Content Authenticity (Beta)
- Content Credentials
- Adobe Content Authenticity (Beta)
- Customization of Content Credentials
- Chrome browser extension
- Inspect tool on Adobe Content Authenticity (Beta)
- Content Credentials generative AI training and usage preference
- Manage Preferences
- Download your signed files
- Impact of applying Content Credentials
- Connect accounts for creative attribution
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Troubleshoot
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- App setting issues
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- Plugin installation issues
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- File sync issues
Unable to upload fonts
Try these solutions to troubleshoot the “Font is available in Adobe Fonts Library” notification error when uploading fonts using the Creative Cloud desktop app.
Font already exists
The font you're trying to upload may already be available in your desktop app.
On the upper right corner, select the Fonts icon.
On the left panel, check the font in Added fonts, Installed fonts, and Uploaded fonts section.
As an enterprise user, you cannot upload fonts to Creative Cloud. You can only use the Custom fonts, managed by your administrator.
Font isn't licensed
Fonts must be properly licensed to pass Adobe’s validation checks. Make sure you have the legal right to use and upload the font. If you’re unsure about the licensing terms, contact the font vendor or creator for clarification.
Unsupported font format
Adobe only supports fonts in .otf and .ttf file formats. If you're using a font with a different format, you'll need to convert it to one of these supported formats before uploading it to Creative Cloud.