Adobe Creative Cloud Reviews

I have a variety of creative assets in one place, music, sound, graphic design, video editing, 2D and 3D animation, digital drawing, etc.

I have no complains with the app. Everything is clean and useful.

I can create greeting cards, make newsletters, and get graphics for building a website all in one place.

That I have to pay for it monthly and there isn't a lifetime flat rate

There are many features I use almost daily for design and administrative work. Adobe fonts is a great tool to find the font desired. Adobe Acrobat is great for e-signatures and agreements. Adobe Illustrator is what I use the most often. The best feature for the whole cloud is that there are regular updates to all of the products.

There are times when the cloud unexpectedly signs out. This causes the fonts downloaded through the cloud to stop functioning, and you need to re-link the fonts again for the whole project.

I like how everything is accessible in one place, can be used across multiple devices, and its user friendly interface.

Sometimes, it opens without notice and pops up, blocking you from what you were previously doing.

the options for storing files are flexible and I can install and uninstall every app when it bug

Adobe Creative can be pretty pricey, it seems too expensive for every plan, does not offer any free plan

Utilizing typography skills for web development.

That you cannot cancel a subscription without paying a fee first.

I like that I can edit all of my pictures as well as my drawings.

Sometimes it freezes up and I have to restart it a bunch of times but that’s OK.

Most like about regarded as a high quality suits of creative tools ,feel very professional.

Adobe creative cloud least like become expensive over time especially for freelancer ,student,small business

I’ve been using this for years. Love the updates and options for creativity.

Not truly a con but it’s a learning curve when software changes

Seemless integration between programs. I primarily use inDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator and I love them all. I use all three of these products, plus Acrobat, on a daily basis.

I have no issues with Adobe Creative Cloud.

What I like best about the creative cloud was access to the most up to date versions of art editing software

The cost as well as the fact that you don’t own any of the software and when your subscription runs out you are left without your work and software.

The cross-functionality between applications is critical and generally works very well. For example, I enjoy being able to create pieces in Lightroom, Photoshop, and Illustrator and compile them in InDesign. I was just using the tools today to build a variety of print and digital pieces.

There are some silly quirks with the programs such as in Photoshop you can't paste the file path when opening or saving a file (they use an old file structure format), or in InDesign you can't export as an SVG. There are work arounds, so the software is still useable as a daily driver.

Creative Cloud brings together a powerful and essential set of creative tools under one software bundle that works seamlessly and helps creatives get their job done.

Learning to use creative close is not easy but it is necessary for the creative mind.

I really enjoyed the ease of use, and very sleek interface.

I don’t really know if there is anything that I didn’t particularly like about the software.

Adobe constantly updates its apps with new features and improvements, ensuring that I always have access to the latest creative tools and technologies.

I experience performance issues or crashes, especially when working with large files or complex projects.

Ease of use from any PC. Ability to pick up and continue work from most any device at work or home

The sheer amount of bandwidth required is extreme in my opinion.

I like how Adobe Creative Cloud gives you access to all of Adobe's creative apps. It's great value for money, and it means I always have the latest versions of the software.

I honestly can't think of any downsides to Adobe Creative Cloud. It's an essential tool for any creative professional.

I like how creative cloud allows you to have a full suite of integrated applications for media creation and creative design. It is simply excellent at designing your own graphics, or editing, a movie or a video and even creating illustrative documents.

Creative cloud is very highly priced and has little movement in price, depending on how much you use it. If you use it 24 seven, you will likely pay the same as if you use it once a year.

worked for 8 years without problem but yesterday I had a big disappointment.

For the fist time yesterday I had an issue, with the signature function.
I contacted Adobes support chat and they support guy told me there was relationship problem between the Adobe Apps and that I had to clean the isssus away. He then proceeded to send me one long step-by-step instruction and one web page that was at least 5 pages long and told me I had to follow the instructions. I told him I needed help with the instructions but his response was that no help would be provided. I canceled my subscription the same day.
Non-existing support should never be accepted by a long time client.

I love how Adobe grow with technology. The new IA features are down to earth. Completely useful to photo editing or just to improve a crop area.

I don't like how expensive is to “normal users”.

The easy and amazing features that are accessible by anyone .

Everything i liked is almost and not least

I appreciate that Adobe Creative Cloud has a comprehensive suite of tools that are updated frequently so I always have access to the latest technology for my creative needs.

Some of the tools have a steep learning curve which can be daunting for me to navigate.