You can install plugins or extensions (also called add-ons) for Creative Cloud applications from the Creative Cloud desktop app. Adobe Extension Manager is no longer available to install plugins.
Before you install a plugin or extension, make sure that you have installed the Creative Cloud app to which you are adding it. For example, if you are installing an extension for Photoshop, install Photoshop first.
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Download the Creative Cloud desktop app.
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To know where you can find the plugin or extension, go to My Exchange, select the extension, and navigate to the section Where to find it.
You can install ZXP files of the required extensions using the ExMan command-line tool. If you do not have the ZXP file of the extension you are trying to install, contact the extension vendor.
Before you begin, ensure that your version of the application supports the extension. Choose your operating system below and follow the steps to install extensions. For more information, see Working from the command-line.
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Download the ExMan command-line tool DMG file.
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Type the command xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine and drag the file ExManBridgeTalkCmd from Desktop -> Contents -> MacOS on to the terminal, and then press Return.
Alternatively, type the command xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine Desktop/Contents/MacOS/ExManBridgeTalkCmd and press Return.
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Commands are case-sensitive. While typing in the command, ensure that you use the correct case.
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Run the command ./Contents/MacOS/ExManCmd --install <extension-filename.zxp> to install the extension.
If you run into permission issues, you can run the command using elevated privileges:
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sudo to the command. For example, in this case, usesudo ./Contents/MacOS/ExManCmd --install <extension-filename.zxp> - Enter your password at the prompt and press Return. It's possible that you don't see the cursor moving or the text being entered as you type.
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Download the ExMan command-line tool DMG file.
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Run the command ./Contents/MacOS/ExManCmd --install <extension-filename.zxp> to install the extension.
If you run into permission issues, you can run the command using elevated privileges:
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sudo to the command. For example, in this case, usesudo ./Contents/MacOS/ExManCmd --install <extension-filename.zxp> - Enter your password at the prompt and press Return. It's possible that you don't see the cursor moving or the text being entered as you type.
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Find solutions to some common errors that you might encounter when installing plugins or extensions.
If you are trying to install your plugin or extension on a Windows computer with an ARM processor, you won't be able to view the Marketplace tab in the Creative Cloud desktop app.
We are working to ensure plug-in support for Windows computers that use ARM processors. In the meantime, we recommend that you install and run your plug-ins on Windows computers that use Intel processors.
Some plugins or extensions are installed as panels inside the Creative Cloud apps, while some others are installed in the form of zipped files. To know where you can find your installed plugin or extension, go to the Adobe Exchange website and select your plugin or extension. Scroll down to the bottom of the web page and navigate to the section Where to Find it. This section provides the location details of the plugin or extension after it has been installed.
