Find out how to easily manage your Adobe Stock membership and payments.
To help you get started using Adobe Stock, see Using Adobe Stock, Adobe Stock Learn & Support, and Adobe Stock FAQ.
A Creative Cloud membership provides several Stock-related benefits, including discounts on subscriptions and unique integration within your favorite apps such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and more.
Visit the Creative Cloud membership plans page.
Do one of the following:
- Visit the Adobe Stock membership plan page.
If you're a Creative Cloud member and logged in, you'll see an option to upgrade your Creative Cloud plan.
If you're a Creative Cloud member but not logged in, click Already a Creative Cloud member? Log in here at the bottom of the page to see an option to upgrade your Creative Cloud membership.
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- Sign in to your Adobe ID account and switch to a Creative Cloud membership that includes Stock. Here's how:
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Go to www.adobe.com and sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
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Having trouble? Clear your browser cache or try a different browser, such as Internet Explorer or Safari.
Creative Cloud for teams administrators can purchase Adobe Stock plans via the Admin Console.
To purchase Adobe Stock plans, click Add Licenses and select the appropriate license subscription plan.
Once purchased, the Adobe Stock subscription must be assigned to a user for activation. Adobe Stock can be assigned to a team delegate or an admin user, with all team members having access to the pooled image licenses. Teams have pooled licensing, so all team members will have access to an added subscription regardless of which delegate is shown as the assigned user.
You can select Creative Cloud All Apps + Adobe Stock (ten images per month) plan, 10 images a month plan, or 750 images a month plan from the Business tab of the Plans page.
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Creative Cloud All Apps + Adobe Stock plan works best when adding a new team member needing All Apps and at the same time adding 10 images a month from Adobe Stock for the team. All team members benefit from pooled licensing and the unused images rollover up to 120 images.
Your system administrator can add Adobe Stock for enterprise licenses from the Adobe Admin Console.
Although there are several related benefits to having a Creative Cloud + Adobe Stock plan, stand-alone Stock plans are available for purchase. You just need an Adobe ID, which you can create anytime to secure and personalize your account.
Visit the Adobe Stock membership plans page.
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Student or educational discount pricing for Adobe Stock is available under Students and Teachers/Schools and Universities tab.
Adobe Stock can be purchased as single images on an as-needed basis, without a membership. All you need is an Adobe ID.
To purchase a single image from Adobe Stock, go to stock.adobe.com and search for an image subject (for example, cats). Click the image you want, sign in using your Adobe ID and password, and follow the onscreen prompts to preview or purchase the image.
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Go to www.adobe.com and sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
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Having trouble? Clear your browser cache or try a different browser, such as Internet Explorer or Safari.
To manage the account information for your Adobe ID (for example, change your password or payment information), follow these steps:
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Go to www.adobe.com and sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
For more detailed information and step-by-step instructions, see Manage your Adobe ID account.
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Go to www.adobe.com and sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
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If you don’t have a PDF viewer installed on your computer, you can install Adobe Reader here.
To cancel your Stock membership, or to change your Creative Cloud All Apps + Adobe Stock plan to a different Creative Cloud plan, see Cancel your Stock membership.
Can I use PayPal to pay for my Adobe Stock plan?
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If you're a Creative Cloud member and purchased your membership through PayPal, you can easily add Adobe Stock to your Creative Cloud membership at a discounted price. Go to the Adobe Stock membership plans page and purchase an upgrade to a Creative Cloud All Apps + Adobe Stock plan, using a supported payment method.
Adobe charged $1 to my credit card. Why?
I believe that my charges are incorrect or I was double charged. How do I fix this?
Your membership charges may have increased when your membership renewed at the standard rate after a promo pricing period was over.
Sometimes multiple charges may occur if Adobe was unable to bill you previously, and you had an outstanding balance.
Adobe recently implemented a new system that determines tax at a more accurate level based on your shipping address. You have likely been assessed additional local taxes where your local taxes could not be fully determined previously.
If your charges seem incorrect, go to the contact us page and click Still need help? Contact us.
You may be asked to sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
How do I remove my credit card information from an Adobe account?
If your credit card information is associated with a subscription, active or expired, go to the contact us page and click Still need help? Contact us.
You may be asked to sign in with your Adobe ID and password.
Where can I find out about other payment issues?
For other payment issues, see Adobe Stores | Online order and payment FAQ.
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