Social media and Content Credentials (Beta)

Creators can include their social media handles in Content Credentials (Beta) to connect their identity to their work, and further establish trust with their audience.

To connect a social media account, creators need to be able to log into whichever accounts they want associated with their work. Their audience can then use that handle to explore the creator’s social media pages with confidence that the creator is genuinely connected to the account.

How to add a social media account

Enable Content Credentials (Beta) and visit the accounts page

Add your Behance account

Log into your Behance account to add it.

Adding or removing this account from this page does not affect any other Behance logins or disconnect it from your Adobe ID. 

Add other social accounts

Log into any other social media accounts to add them.

Adobe won’t keep any access to your accounts when you’re done 

Refresh connected accounts in Photoshop

Already have social media connected to Adobe?

Regardless of any social media you currently have connected to Adobe, you’ll need to connect your social media to Content Credentials (Beta) on the Connected accounts page to include them in Content Credentials (Beta).

Removing any of your accounts from the Connected accounts page will only affect Content Credentials (Beta) and will not disconnect any of the accounts connected to your Adobe ID.

Cryptocurrency and Content Credentials (Beta)

Creators can include their crypto wallet address in Content Credentials (Beta) to provide an additional connection to their identity and the provenance of their work. Creators need to be able to log into a cryptocurrency account to connect it and add a wallet address. Then if creators are planning to mint NFTs, they can connect their pre-chain content credentials to their transaction history on the blockchain.

Learn more about NFTs and how to connect your cryptocurrency accounts.