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  1. Creative Cloud User Guide
  2. Introduction to Creative Cloud
    1. Common questions | Creative Cloud
    2. Creative Cloud system requirements
    3. Creative Cloud file sync | Known issues
  3. Download, install, set up, and update
    1. Download Creative Cloud apps
    2. Open Creative Cloud apps
    3. Start workspace
    4. Update Creative Cloud apps
    5. Change the language of your Creative Cloud apps
    6. Uninstall the Creative Cloud desktop app
    7. Uninstall or remove Creative Cloud apps
    8. Fix errors installing Adobe apps
    9. How and when to use the CC Cleaner tool
    10. Apps available for download
  4. Manage your account
    1. Changes to Creative Cloud for individual plans
    2. Changes to Creative Cloud for teams plans
    3. Web and mobile access with new Adobe Creative Cloud plans
    4. Convert a Creative Cloud trial to a paid membership
    5. Reset your Adobe password
    6. Change your Adobe plan
    7. Update credit card and billing address
    8. View, download, or email your Adobe invoice
    9. Fix a failed or missed payment
    10. Identify your Adobe charge
    11. Cancel Adobe trial or subscription
    12. Find support for free and discontinued products
    13. Sign in to your Adobe account
    14. Sign in to your company or school account
    15. Understand Creative Cloud subscription terms and refund policies
  5. Creative services
    1. Using Adobe Stock in Creative Cloud apps
    2. Using Adobe Fonts in Creative Cloud apps
    3. Upload your fonts to Creative Cloud
    4. Creative Cloud Market is no longer available
  6. Collaboration and storage services
    1. What are cloud documents
    2. Cloud documents FAQ
    3. Create or convert files to cloud documents
    4. Set up cloud documents to use offline
    5. Revert to an earlier version of a cloud document
    6. Share your work for commenting
    7. Why can't I see my cloud documents offline?
    8. Creative Cloud Libraries
    9. Collaborate on Creative Cloud Libraries and folders
    10. Collaboration FAQ
    11. Sync your files using cloud storage
    12. Find how much cloud storage you have
    13. Set sync options
    14. Discontinuation of Creative Cloud Synced files
    15. Download Synced files and content
  7. Projects
    1. Projects overview
    2. Create and organize projects
    3. Access and permissions in projects
    4. Share projects
    5. Share assets in projects
    6. Reuse assets in projects
    7. Create new folders and libraries
    8. Move folders and libraries
  8. Organize libraries
    1. Create groups in libraries
    2. Delete groups in libraries
    3. Delete elements in libraries
    4. Move elements in libraries
  9. Creative Cloud mobile apps
    1. Common questions | Mobile apps
    2. Adobe Creative Cloud for mobile
  10. Enterprise and teams
    1. Enterprise Learn and Support
    2. Teams Learn and Support
    3. Quick start guide for team members
  11. Adobe Content Authenticity
    1. Content Credentials overview
    2. Use Content Credentials
    3. Adobe Content Authenticity (Beta)
    4. Inspect tool on Adobe Content Authenticity (Beta)
    5. Adobe Content Authenticity Chrome browser extension
    6. Content Credentials generative AI training and usage preference
    7. Connect accounts for creative attribution
  12. Generative AI in Creative Cloud
    1. Generative credits access and use

Learn how projects streamline creative collaboration and asset management across Creative Cloud.

Projects help you keep your work structured, connected, and easy to manage. Whether you're editing or preparing files for review, projects gives you one place to create, collaborate, and stay in sync across the Creative Cloud ecosystem.

An overview of projects

Projects is a collaborative workspace within Adobe Home, Adobe Express, and Adobe Photoshop (Beta). It helps you organize your creative work, manage permissions, and streamline sharing.

Projects are different from:

  • Libraries: Collections of reusable assets like logos, fonts, and colors.
  • Folders: Help organize files within a project.
  • Brands: Save and apply brand elements, such as logos, colors, and fonts, consistently across various projects.

Projects enhance collaboration among Adobe users by allowing them to share multiple assets in bulk with the same group rather than individually. Projects also enable equal permissions for all collaborators to either edit or view all assets in them. This construct is especially valuable for Teams and Enterprise accounts, where assets are stored in business storage rather than tied to individual accounts. Projects allow you to create folders to make your workspace easy to navigate and aligned across Adobe apps. 

As projects are supported across surfaces, you’ll have access to the same content no matter which app you’re in, eliminating the need to move or duplicate files. This allows cross-functional teams to contribute their work and track changes in the same collaborative workspace, without relying on long email threads or scattered file versions. 

Access projects in your apps

Projects is currently available on the following surfaces:

  • Adobe Express on web and mobile: On the Adobe Express homepage, go to Your stuff > Projects.
  • Adobe Home on web: Sign in to Adobe Home and go to Files > Projects.
  • Adobe Photoshop (Beta) on desktop: On the Photoshop (beta) homescreen, select Projects.
View and manage shared projects in Photoshop by selecting the Projects tab from the left panel.
Open the Projects tab to access and manage your collaborative work.

Additionally, we're continuing to expand projects across the Creative Cloud ecosystem, with broader availability planned in the upcoming months:

  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Adobe InDesign
  • Adobe Workfront

Supported formats in projects

Projects support all file types, from Photoshop files to PNGs to PDFs, with the exception of executables. In creative apps, the default view for projects filters for compatible files, including fully editable Adobe cloud documents, standard media types like JPEGs and PDFs, and reference-only files.

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