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Beginning Feb 4, 2021, the download availability of app versions in the Admin Console will be altered for Creative Cloud plans to align with the Adobe Creative Cloud Support policy. Creative Cloud for enterprise customers will be able to download the latest Creative Cloud app version and up to two immediately preceding major versions. Creative Cloud for teams customers can download the latest and the immediately preceding major versions. |
The level of support that Adobe provides for Creative Cloud apps depends on your Creative Cloud plan. The Creative Cloud support policy outlines the scope of support for the app versions in your Creative Cloud plan and the applicable elements of support for each version.
Users in various roles can review the policy to ascertain the supported app versions and the timeframe of support for these Creative Cloud plans.
Creative Cloud apps use a three-part numbering system to express released versions of apps:
N.m.p
Where N = Major version; m = Minor version; p = Patched version.
For example app version 23.2.1 indicates a release status of major version 23, with minor version 2, along with security patch version 1.
Major versions are expressed as follows:
- Latest version (N): The latest major version of the app.
- Previous version (N-1): One major version behind the latest version.
- Long Term Supported Version (LTS): This version is available for Creative Cloud for enterprise plans only. It qualifies for security updates for an added period of up to one year. For more information, see Long Term Supported versions.
- Older version (N-2 or earlier): Two or more major versions behind the latest version.
For example, if the latest available version of an app is 23.2.1, then:
- Latest major version (N) is 23.
- Previous version (N-1) of this app is 22.
- LTS may be designated as version 22.4.
- Older versions (N-2, N-3, or earlier) are versions 21, 20, and earlier releases.
Feature updates include new features and changes to existing features.
When Adobe releases a feature update, the digit used to express the minor version of the app is incremented by one digit: N.m+1.
A bug fix is a correction to a bug or glitch in the product.
When Adobe releases a bug fix update, the digit used to express the patch version of the app is incremented by one digit: N.m.p+1.
Security updates address a vulnerability that has a demonstrated security impact on the latest app version or the LTS version. When Adobe releases a security update, the digit used to express the patch version of the app is incremented by one digit. Depending upon your Creative Cloud plan, the security update is expressed as N.m.p+1 or LTS.p+1.
Adobe provides compatibility support for the latest version of its apps with these operating systems:
- Windows 10: Latest version and two immediately preceding updates.
- macOS: Latest version and two immediately preceding updates.
- iOS: Latest and immediately preceding version.
- Android: Latest and two immediately preceding versions.
For more information, see Creative Cloud system requirements.
Adobe's web-based services are supported on the latest version of the following browsers:
- Safari
- Google Chrome
- Microsoft Edge
- Firefox
For more information, see Creative Cloud system requirements.
Contact Adobe Customer Care for help with products or to report an issue.
Adobe will not make available Creative Cloud versions that are N-3 or older. Neither will Adobe provide support (including feature updates, bug fixes, security updates, OS compatibility, browser support, or assisted support) for such versions. However, Adobe Customer Care may, at its discretion, provide limited support for N-3 or older versions.
Caution:
Adobe has the right to modify and discontinue its apps and the support for its apps, at any time, at Adobe's sole discretion.
Adobe Creative Cloud for individuals plans support the latest version and the immediately preceding version of the apps.
Adobe Creative Cloud for teams plans support the latest version and the immediately preceding version of the apps.
Creative Cloud for enterprise plans support the latest version and the immediately preceding version of the apps. Older versions of the apps may also be available for download. Adobe also supports a designated Long Term Supported (LTS) version for Creative Cloud for enterprise customers.
Customers can download the LTS version from:
- Creative Cloud desktop app (Currently available only to customers with Federated or Enterprise ID types)
- Admin Console
Note:
By default, when creating a package in Admin Console, only versions that receive security or feature updates (latest and LTS versions) are visible for enterprise admins. To include other versions in packages, enterprise admins must select Available application versions in package preferences (Admin Console > Packages > Preferences). For more information, see Packaging apps using Admin Console.
Caution:
App versions more than three versions behind the latest version are not supported and are not available for download. If you intend to use older versions for an extended period, retain the packages or store the installers in a safe location. If you currently have access to such older app versions, you may retain the packages or store the installers for future (unsupported) use.
A long-term supported (LTS) version is an Adobe-designated version for some desktop apps that qualifies for security updates for an added period of one year. Adobe declares LTS versions once a year, typically around November. An LTS version continues to receive security patches for up to a year until it is replaced by a new LTS version, which is declared next year.
By deploying LTS versions, Creative Cloud for enterprise customers can continue to receive security patches for an extended period. They can use this added time to perform testing and due diligence before upgrading to the latest versions.
| App | LTS version (Up to Oct 2021) | |
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After Effects | 17.m* |
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Animate | 20.5 |
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Adobe Audition | 13.m* |
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Adobe Bridge | 10.1 |
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Character Animator | 3.m* |
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Dreamweaver | 20.2 |
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Illustrator | 24.3 |
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InCopy | 15.1 |
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InDesign | 15.1 |
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Lightroom Classic | 9.4 |
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Adobe Media Encoder | 14.m* |
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Photoshop | 21.2 |
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Premiere Pro | 14.m* |
Note:
- * This version will continue to receive feature and security updates until early 2021, and security updates only thereafter.
- LTS versions of Photoshop are also available for Creative Cloud for teams and Creative Cloud for individuals customers.
- An LTS version is not available for Adobe's cloud-first apps, such as Lightroom, Fresco, Adobe XD, or Premiere Rush. These apps and services are updated frequently to add more features and to maintain compatibility with Creative Cloud web services.
- An LTS version is not available for Adobe Prelude.
- LTS versions are not available for End of Life applications.
- An LTS version is not available for 3D apps, such as Dimension and Substance.
- Acrobat supports two release tracks with their own support policy. For more information, see Acrobat Continuous and Classic tracks.
Notice of these changes is as follows:
Nov 10, 2020: Support page updated, introducing the Long Term Supported versions for Enterprise customers.
Dec 1, 2020: Creative Cloud Enterprise IT Admins receive email notice of key updates.
Dec 1, 2020 – Feb 4, 2021: LTS notification banner appears on the Packages tab inside the Admin Console.
Feb 4, 2021: Download availability restricted to align with policy (Creative Cloud for enterprise customers restricted to N-2; Creative Cloud for teams customers restricted to N-1).
The supported versions are the most recent and up-to-date versions of Adobe software, which include the latest features, capabilities, and security updates. For Creative Cloud for enterprise customers, supported versions include N (current version) and LTS (Long Term Supported) versions.
Unsupported versions are older versions that are not in alignment with this policy. Unsupported versions do not include the latest features, capabilities and security updates.
If your users have self-service access to Creative Cloud through the Creative Cloud desktop app, you should encourage them to upgrade their software.
If you package and deploy products to your users, go to the Adobe Admin Console and create packages from the versions available.
Adobe recommends that you uninstall unsupported versions, and delete pre-existing packages to prevent future accidental deployments.
Contact Adobe Customer Care if you still require assistance or have more questions regarding your Creative Cloud software.