Adobe Authenticator is no longer available to download. If you've already installed it, you can continue to use it for some time. We'd recommend that you use the Adobe Account Access app to make your Adobe account more secure.
Last updated on
Nov 11, 2024
Learn how to use Adobe Authenticator, the authentication app from Adobe, for two-step verification.
What is Adobe Authenticator?
Adobe Authenticator is an authentication app from Adobe that provides a convenient and secure way to sign in using two-step verification. It is available for iOS and Android devices. You can also use Adobe Authenticator on your connected smartwatch.
In addition to generating a verification code that you can manually enter when signing in to your Adobe account, Adobe Authenticator also sends you a notification on your device.
How to sign in to your account using Adobe Authenticator
When you enter your Adobe email address on the sign-in screen, Adobe Authenticator sends a notification to your device, prompting you to approve the sign-in.
Open the notification, and you can see the options to either approve or decline the sign-in authorization. To sign in, tap Approve.
Alternatively, you can manually enter the verification code generated by Adobe Authenticator.
Once the code is verified, enter your password on the next screen to sign in to your Adobe account.
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Sign in at https://account.adobe.com/security.
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In the Two-step verification section, use the toggle to disable Adobe Authenticator.
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If no other authentication methods are enabled, you receive an onscreen message and an email, confirming that Adobe Authenticator has been deactivated.
If another authentication method is enabled, it continues to remain available as a method for the two-step verification.
