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 The November issue of FERAL goes to print soon, and it still needs a cover. The editor’s only note - it needs attitude. This month, you’re the art director.Welcome to the InDesign Creative Challenges - a brand-new monthly series and a companion to the Illustrator challenges many of you already know. We’re starting on InDesign’s home turf - magazine cover design, where layout, type, and imagery all have to work together on a single, striking page. THE CHALLENGE: DESIGN THE NEXT COVER FOR FERALThe magazine FERAL is a monthly wildlife magazine with bite: bold photography, big personalities, and the stories behind nature’s best and worst behavior. Read by wildlife lovers, photographers, and design-minded readers who want their nature with a bit of attitude.Your cover star: Any wildlife you like: a big cat, a bird, a reptile, a bug, a fish. Pick a shot with presence, ideally looking down the lens, with clear space for your masthead and cover lines.WHAT TO INCLUDEMasthead - set big and confident across the top (or wherever suits the design). The treatment is up to you. Hero image - your chosen animal, filling the cover and setting the mood. A few cover lines - written in FERAL’s voice and the Attitude Issue, with clear hierarchy: one main headline, a couple of smaller teasers. Cohesive color palette - ideally pulled from your image, so type and photo feel like one piece. (Optional) The finishing touches - the issue date, price, a barcode, and an “exclusive” flash. Small details, big realism. HERE'S AN EXAMPLE YOUR INDESIGN TOOLKITEverything a great cover needs lives in InDesign: Place your image - File > Place drops your hero animal (or use this Lightroom album and select the image you like) into a frame you can crop, scale, and position. Fonts & Adobe Fonts - the masthead is your magazine’s identity; browse Adobe Fonts for a display face with real personality. Paragraph & character styles - build your cover-line hierarchy once and keep it consistent; rescale the whole cover in seconds. Effects: drop shadow & feather - a soft shadow or feather keeps cover lines readable wherever they cross the image. Color Theme tool - click your photo to pull a five-color palette straight from the animal, so type and image agree. Text wrap - optional, for flowing a cover line neatly around the animal’s silhouette.  HOW TO TAKE PARTReply to this thread with: Your finished cover. A line or two on your response to the brief: which animal you chose, why, and how you built it. Honestly, this is the best part to read, so don’t skip it. Submit your designs by October 31.  WHAT'S NEXT?This is challenge #1 of a brand-new series, so we're building it around you. Event poster? Zine spread? Book cover? Restaurant menu? Tell us what you'd like to design next in the comments.👍 Like ⭐ Subscribe to follow the new series 📣 Share with someone who'd join in

We are happy to announce the release of Adobe Bridge Beta (17.0.0.79) This Beta release includes the following featuresImport MediaAs Apple phases out support for Rosetta 2 apps on macOS, Adobe Photo Downloader (APD) will stop working on macOS 28 (expected Fall 2027).To ensure a seamless media import experience, we've introduced the new Import Media dialog directly within the product.The new dialog enables you to:Import photos and videos directly from memory cards and connected devices. Choose the destination folder and organize imported assets into subfolders. Apply custom file-renaming options during import. Convert supported files to DNG format. Apply metadata templates to imported assets.New Enhancement – CF Express SupportWe've also added CF Express card support to the Import Media workflow, enabling users to import high-resolution photos and videos from CF Express storage cards. This enhancement expands compatibility with modern cameras and professional photography workflows, providing a more convenient media import experience.  Re-sign assetsYou can now manually re-sign assets at any time directly from the Metadata panel or the right-click context menu. To enable this functionality, turn on the Content Credentials preference under the Content section in the Preferences dialog.  Fixed Issues:Adobe Photo Downloader does not detect my CF Express Card App shows blue thumbnails on macOS for H265/HEVC footage File names truncated to a single character when they don't fit in the tile Scrolling during marque selection in content panel is glitchy White lines in full screen previews for some PSD files Focus does not get shift to content panel after metadata modification App requests permission again after every Quit Footer separator is not working correctly in the Output tab settingsSteps to install/updateInstall: Go to the Creative Cloud desktop app > Apps > select "Beta" tab. Then select install for Bridge (Beta).Update: Go to the Creative Cloud desktop app > Apps > click on View updates, and check for updates. Then click update for Bridge (Beta).Note: As always, the update will be rolled out incrementally. If you do not see the update in the Creative Cloud Desktop app, please wait for a couple of days till we release the Beta update to all users. For more info on what a beta is and how you can participate, see Adobe Creative Cloud Beta FAQ Thanks,Bridge Team

 Hey everyone, Joe here.Planning a trip often means keeping track of flights, hotels, reservations, tickets, and travel research. Adobe Acrobat PDF Spaces brings that information together in one AI-powered workspace, where you can organize your travel content and ask questions about it using AI Assistant. How can you use PDF Spaces for travel planning? Bring your travel information together. Add supported documents, pasted text, and public web links to one PDF Space. On mobile, you can also add photos or scan documents directly into a Space. Get answers from your travel documents. Ask AI Assistant about information you've added, such as a confirmation number, flight time, hotel details, or check-in information. AI Assistant can answer questions across the content in a PDF Space and provide citations back to the source. Build your travel plan. Ask AI Assistant to organize your saved information and research into an itinerary, packing list, reservation summary, or ideas for your trip. PDF Spaces can bring travel articles, booking confirmations, and destination guides together so AI Assistant can work across your collected research.  Share with your travel group. Give people Viewer access to view files and notes, Reviewer access to add comments, or Contributor access to add comments and add or remove files and notes.  Listen on the go. Generate a podcast from the content in your PDF Space, giving you another way to catch up on your travel information while you're on the move.  Tip: Verify time-sensitive information such as flight changes, opening hours, prices, reservation requirements, and entry requirements with the relevant provider or official source before you travel. AI-generated travel information should be checked against official sources when accuracy matters. 👉🏼 Watch the full walkthrough below to see it in action: Which plans and devices support PDF Spaces?PDF Spaces is available with Acrobat Studio, plans that include Acrobat AI features, or the AI Assistant add-on.You can use PDF Spaces across Acrobat desktop, web, and mobile, so you can organize your trip before you leave and access your Space while traveling.Learn more: Create PDF Spaces Share PDF Spaces PDF Spaces FAQ How to use AI for travel planning I’ll be in the comments. Let me know if you give PDF Spaces a try for your next trip.— Joe

Fixed an issue where Illustrator could unexpectedly close while downloading a font from the Discover More tab.

2025年7月より、Adobe Digital Editions を含む Adobe eBook Platform の運営、開発およびサポート業務は、Adobe から Wipro Engineering – Connected Services（ByteBooks） へ移管されました。今後は Wipro が、製品のアップデートや機能強化、バグ修正、技術サポートなどを提供します。また、製品のダウンロードやアカウント管理についても、ByteBooks を通じて行われます。 この移行に伴い、Adobe Digital Editions のログイン方法も変更されます。今後、新しいデバイスで利用する場合や Adobe Digital Editions への再ログインが必要になった場合は、Adobe ID の代わりに ByteBooks ID を使用してサインインしてください。 対応が必要となる場合以下に該当する場合は、ByteBooks ID の作成が必要です。新しいデバイスで Adobe Digital Editions を利用する場合 Adobe Digital Editions への再ログインが必要になった場合Adobe ID で使用していたものと同じメールアドレスを使用して、ByteBooks ID を作成してください。 すでに認証済みのデバイスをご利用の場合現在認証済みのデバイスをそのまま利用している場合は、すぐに対応する必要はありません。Adobe Digital Editions アプリケーション自体に変更はなく、新しいバージョンをインストールする必要もありません。現在お使いのバージョンを引き続きご利用いただけます。 既存の電子書籍についてAdobe ID と同じメールアドレスで ByteBooks ID を作成すると、既存の電子書籍ライセンスが新しいアカウントにリンクされ、引き続き電子書籍へアクセスできます。一部の電子書籍については、ライブラリまたは購入元のWebストアから再ダウンロードが必要となる場合があります。 今後のサポートについて今後、Wipro（ByteBooks）が主に以下の対応を担当します。製品アップデートの提供 新機能の開発および機能強化 バグ修正 技術サポートおよび問い合わせ対応 製品のダウンロード提供 ByteBooks ID などのアカウント管理Adobe Digital Editions に関するサポートや各種サービスについては、今後、ByteBooks のサポートチャネルをご利用ください。 詳細はこちらByteBooks ID の作成方法や移行手順、既存の電子書籍へのアクセス、その他よくある質問については、以下のページをご確認ください。Adobe電子ブックプラットフォームのWipro Engineeringへの移行 − よくある質問

いつもPhotoshop ベータ版をお使いいただきありがとうございます。向上が搭載されているのでご紹介します。[モダン化されたUI]本日リリースのベータビルド28.0.1 20261014.m.3714ではこれまでモダン化されてきたUIをお使いになれます。ツールバー、ツールオプション、その他のパネルの向上をご覧ください。この向上はPhotoshopをモダンにし、アクセスしやすく、一貫性があり、使いやすくするためのものです。 よりクリーンでわかりやすいワークスペース：混んでいるUIを整理し使いやすくなったことがおわかりいただけると幸いです。ツールバーとツールオプションは見やすく、また機能が見つけやすくなりました。ツールバーのアイコンもクリーンになりコントラストが強くなっているので選択時のステータスがわかりやすくなっています。  また、ツールグループも見つけやすくするためマウスオーバーすればそのグループのツールが表示されます。以前は三角マークを長押しして表示していたものです。よりすっきりした上、手順が減りました。 変更されたパネル：24のパネルとカラーピッカーを向上しました。特にカラーパネルとカラーピッカーの変化をご覧ください カラーピッカーパネルではスウォッチでシェアされている「最近使用したカラー」が左下に追加されています 更新されたUIではコントラストと選択時のカラーが向上されているので、アクセスが容易になりました トーンカーブ、レベル補正、色彩と彩度のパネルではスムーズで明瞭なカラー、コントラストの向上が見られます。グラデーションのコントロールも向上し、透明度、カラーストップもより便利にお使いいただけます。 Spectrumで構築：上記のモダンUIの向上はAdobe design systemのSpectrumを使用して構築されています。Adobe製品全般に統一感を持たせるため、Lightroom, Bridge, Premiereなどのアプリでも同じ向上があります。この取り組みは、単に新しいコンポーネントのスタイルを変更するだけでなく、従来のフレームワークから移行し、PhotoshopのUIと、その基盤となる機能を分離することで、長年にわたるリミットを取り除きます。これにより、新機能の開発や統合をより効率的に進め、アクセシビリティを向上させるとともに、将来的にさまざまなニーズに合わせてワークスペースを柔軟に適応させられる基盤を構築します。 Photoshopの使い勝手を損なうことなく、着実に進化させる：Photoshopは数十年にわたって進化を続け、そのインターフェースは、何百万人もの人々の制作ワークフローに深く根付いています。だからこそ、モダン化することは、すべてを一から作り直すことではありません。 私たちが大切にしているのは、「使い慣れた体験を損なわずに洗練させる」 ことです。Photoshopならではの親しみやすさと高い機能性を維持しながら、より明確で、一貫性があり、使いやすい体験を実現できる部分を、慎重に改善していきます。 今回のアップデートは、10年以上ぶりとなるPhotoshopのUIの大規模な刷新です。そして、これは始まったばかり。今後、より多くの部分が、このモダン化されていきます。それによって、アプリ全体の一貫性が高まるとともに、さまざまなユーザーやワークフローに合わせてインターフェースを柔軟に適応させる、新たな可能性が広がっていきます。お使いいただきご感想や気になる点がありましたらこちらにお知らせください。よろしくお願いします。

 Turn your PDF into a one-page design in Acrobat: step-by-step Have a long report, policy, or benefits guide that needs to become something people will actually read? You can now turn your documents into polished, single-page designs with Adobe Express AI Assistant in Acrobat. Here is how to get started. Before you beginCreating designs using Adobe Express in Acrobat is available to free and paid users on desktop and web, with the app language set to English. On Adobe Acrobat Reader for desktop, the feature is still rolling out and may not be visible to all users yet. You must sign in to your Adobe account to use this feature. Create a design from a PDF SpaceOpen the PDF Space. Select Create from the left pane and then select Design. Adobe Acrobat summarizes the content of the PDF Space and shows a preview of design suggestions. Select a thumbnail to open the design in an enlarged preview. Type your request in the chat to pull out the specific details you want in your design or select a suggested prompt. Tip: To make detailed changes, select Edit in Adobe Express. You can then select any point in the design and submit a prompt for Adobe Express to make the change. Edit the design by typing a request in the chat, such as changing the headline colour to navy. Adobe Acrobat applies one change at a time, so if you type multiple requests, only the first change is applied. Select Download or Share to export the designed file.Note: Acrobat saves your design to the Creations tab in PDF Space.   Create a design from a PDF in AI AssistantOpen the PDF in Adobe Acrobat and select AI Assistant from the top bar. Type your request in the chat panel to create a design or select a contextual suggestion. For example, turn this benefits guide into a one-page flyer for new hires.Adobe Acrobat shows a preview of design suggestions. Select a thumbnail to open the design in an enlarged preview. Type your request in the chat to pull out the specific details you want in your design or select a suggested prompt. Edit the design by typing a request in the chat, such as changing the headline colour to navy. Adobe Acrobat applies one change at a time, so if you type multiple requests, only the first change is applied.Tip: To make detailed changes, select Edit in Adobe Express. You can then select any point in the design and submit a prompt for Adobe Express to make the change.Select Download or Share to export the designed file. Work smarter with Acrobat on your desktop. Create, edit, and organize PDFs with powerful tools that help you stay productive anywhere. Learn moreCreate designs from your documents with Adobe Express AI Assistant in Adobe Acrobat Try it and tell us what you think. Open a PDF or PDF Space in Acrobat and ask AI Assistant for a flyer, social post, or newsletter. What did you create, and what would you like to see next? Share it in the comments below 👇 

Let’s create some Splatter Brush effects using Adobe Photoshop!Designing with splatter brushes in Photoshop can be a lot of fun! Though, knowing how to adjust the application of these brushes and how to best apply them to your subject can take some additional know-how rather than simply splattering all over the place… and what about when something unexpected happens? We're going to have a quick look at all these considerations when using splatter brushes.How to Create this Effect in Photoshop:Get the BrushFirst, we'll need to access the Brush tool and choose a splatter brush. In Photoshop, select the Brush tool  and open the Brushes panel - you can find that under Window > Brushes.    Photoshop comes loaded with all sorts of brushes - including splatter brushes. In the Brushes panel, expand the Special Brushes folder and select a splatter brush you find interesting. I've chosen Kyle's Spatter Brushes - Supreme Spatter & Texture.   Choose the brush color by changing the Foreground Color in the toolbar. Your splatter brush is now ready to use.    Note: You can also import splatter brushes into Photoshop as .abr files. You can find all sorts of brushes provided by Adobe through your web browser. Control the BrushWhile you can certainly use the selected splatter brush without making any changes to it, you do have access to things like scattering, texture, tip shape, and other properties through the Brush Settings panel. Open the Brush Settings panel by choosing Window > Brush Settings from the application menu.  This panel will display all of the settings for the selected brush. Active settings have an active checkbox next to them and inactive settings display an inactive checkbox.    Clicking on the name of any setting will give you access to adjust each setting's properties. Some settings have no properties beyond being on or off and therefore will display nothing when clicked.  You can also adjust properties of the brush such as size and blend mode through Photoshop's Options bar when the Brush Tool is selected. The Brush Settings panel can also be accessed directly from the Options bar! Note: You can get access to both the Brush panel and Brush Settings panel immediately by choosing the Painting workspace. Create the EffectLet's put the splatter brush to use and design a splatter composition using an image from the Adobe Stock free library.Open the .jpeg image file in Photoshop and choose File > Save As from the application menu to save the file as a .psd to your local computer.  Choose Select Subject from the Contextual Task Bar. A selection will appear around the figure.    We will want to invert this selection so that she is isolated from the effects of our brush. Choose Invert Selection from the Contextual Task bar and the selection is inverted so that all content except for the figure is selected.    Select the Brush Tool and choose a splatter brush to use. Adjust any brush properties as desired. Be sure to adjust the size of your brush.   In the Layers panel, click the New Layer button to create an empty pixel layer above the background. Ensure this layer is selected so that any brushing will be contained in this new layer.    Choose a Foreground Color from the toolbar and begin thoughtfully painting around the subject. Notice that the brush only affects the areas that are encompassed by our selection and does not overlay the figure.   Tip: Clear your selection, add a new pixel layer, and add in additional splatter to the new layer to create a parallax effect with the figure existing between and among the splatter surfaces. Go FurtherWe now have the basics down for creating a neat photographic splatter composite in Photoshop, but we can take this even further with additional techniques. Let's use our splatter brush to create a nifty portrait effect using masks. I'll once again be using an image from the Adobe Stock free library.We'll first remove the background so that we are only working with the figure. Choose the Remove Background option from the Contextual Task Bar. The subject is selected and a mask is applied to the image, hiding the background.    Select the Brush Tool and choose a splatter brush to use. Adjust any brush properties as desired. Be sure to adjust the size of your brush.    Choose black (#000000) as the Foreground Color from the toolbar. When dealing with masks - white represents 100% opacity, black represents 100% transparency, and shades of grey allows for semi-tranparency.    Ensure that the mask attached to your layer is selected by clicking upon it. We want to paint within the mask and not across the actual pixels of the image.     From the bottom of the image, paint with your splatter brush so that the figure is given the appearance of dissolving from the waist down. You'll need to paint over these areas multiple times to achieve this effect.    Finally, either add the background back or bring in a new background to composite your portrait against.    Note: Whenever using slatter brushes, there is always an element of randomness and chance involved.  Fixing Common ProblemsLike any process, you may encounter some problems when exploring splatter brushes. Here are a set of things to check or adjust to get around common problems designers can encounter.Check Blend Modes: If your brush or layer blend mode is set to Dissolve, Clear, or another setting, the splatter effect may look broken or fail to appear. If this is the case, switch the blend mode dropdown in the Options bar to Normal.  Verify Opacity and Flow: Ensure both Opacity and Flow are set to 100% in the Options bar. Low flow setting values can make complex textured or splatter brushes look faint or completely invisible. Check the Active Layer: Make sure you are on a normal, unlocked, visible pixel layer or a mask connected to such a layer. Note that you cannot paint directly on Smart Objects or locked background layers. Deselect Active Selections: As seen in this article, if you have an active selection area elsewhere on your canvas, your brush will be restricted to it. Reset the Brush Tool: Right-click the brush icon on the top-left tool menu and select Reset Tool to clear customized glitchy states. If all else fails - this can be a quick solution!  Join the conversationPlease feel free to share what you’ve created using the Splatter Brush! I hope these tips were helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reply here. 

Today, we’re introducing the first phase of a refreshed Photoshop interface in Beta, with updates to the Toolbar, Tool Options, and select panels.It’s the beginning of a broader effort to make Photoshop more modern, accessible, consistent, and easier to use while keeping the workflows you know and rely on familiar.A cleaner, clearer workspaceYou’ll notice refinements throughout the interface designed to reduce visual noise and make Photoshop easier to navigate. The Toolbar and Tool Options have been updated to make tools and their controls easier to find and understand. Refined spacing makes the Toolbar easier to scan, improved icons and clearer labels help communicate what controls do, and stronger contrast makes the selected tool easier to identify. We’re also making tool groups more discoverable. Instead of relying on long-press and the small triangle that traditionally indicated additional tools, you can now hover over a grouped tool to reveal the other tools available within it. It’s a cleaner approach that brings more of Photoshop’s capabilities closer to the surface without the visual clutter.PanelsWe have updated 24 Panels and pickers. Most notably color panel/picker. The Color Picker dialog brings in Recently Used color swatches shared with the Swatches panel. Across the updated UI, improved contrast and component states also help make Photoshop more accessible and easier to read. Revamped Adjustments such as Curves, Levels, and Hue/Saturation bring smoother UI, clearer color cues and improved contrasts. Gradient control has been reworked to bring opacity and color stops interfaces closer together around a shared preview Built on SpectrumBehind these visual changes is a significant modernization of Photoshop’s underlying UI architecture. The refreshed experience is built using Spectrum, Adobe’s design system, bringing Photoshop onto shared foundations and patterns used across Adobe products. That means greater consistency within Photoshop and across applications like Lightroom, Bridge, and Premiere. This enables a more unified foundation for building and integrating new experiences.This work goes much deeper than new component styling. We’re moving away from older frameworks and separating Photoshop’s interface from its underlying functionality. That removes long-standing constraints and creates a foundation that will help us develop and integrate new features more efficiently, improve accessibility, and make the workspace more adaptable over time. Refining Photoshop without disrupting itPhotoshop has evolved over decades, and its interface is deeply embedded in the workflows of millions of people. Modernizing it isn't about starting over.Our guiding principle has been refine without disruption: preserve what makes Photoshop familiar and powerful while carefully improving the parts of the experience that can be clearer, more consistent, and more usable.This is the first significant refinement of Photoshop’s UI in more than a decade, and it’s only the beginning. Over time, you’ll see more of the application move onto this modern foundation, bringing greater consistency and new possibilities for how the interface can adapt to different people and workflows. Try it in Beta- Available in Photoshop (Beta) 27.12.0, build 20261005.m.3700 - TODAY, October 6!These changes are available now in Photoshop Beta, and we’d love to hear what you think.Modernizing an application as deep and established as Photoshop is a journey, and your feedback will help shape where we go next. Try the refreshed experience and let us know what’s working and what we can make better.Thanks!The Photoshop Team

This month, we're introducing a new way to help your designs stand out, along with a couple of updates that make it easier to create dynamic content and manage events without leaving Adobe Express.Let's take a look!Add Borders to Images, Shapes, and ElementsSometimes it's the smallest design details that make the biggest impact. That's why we're excited to introduce Borders in Adobe Express.You can now add customizable borders to images and shapes directly in the editor, making it easier to draw attention to key content, create visual hierarchy, or add a little extra personality to your designs. Choose from styles like Solid, Bubble, Floral, Neon, and Asphalt, then adjust the color and thickness to match your creative vision. What you can do Why you'll love it Add borders in a click Instantly frame photos, graphics, and design elements. Customize color and thickness Match your brand, campaign, or design aesthetic. Explore multiple styles Try everything from clean and minimal to bold and playful. Highlight cutout subjects Help key subjects stand out within your design. Preview changes live See updates in real time while you design. 💡 Pro tip: Want the border to follow your subject instead of the rectangular edge of your image? Remove the background first, then apply a border to trace the cutout.  Learn more here! Everything Else That ShippedWhat’s new What does it do? Why you’ll care Import videos with transparent backgrounds Import transparent videos encoded with ProRes 4444, then layer them over designs as motion graphics, overlays, animated elements, or effects. Build polished, layered compositions without a green screen or manual background removal. Email event invitations Add guest email addresses while creating an event, send branded invitations, and automatically share RSVP confirmations and event updates. FYI: Create an Event is not available to all regions...yet! Coming to EU soon! Design, invite, communicate, and track responses without switching between tools.  Join the ConversationWhether you're adding the perfect finishing touch with Borders, experimenting with transparent video overlays, or planning your next event with built-in invitations, we'd love to hear what you're creating.Which September update are you most excited to try? Let us know in the comments and share your projects with the community.

 Create designs from your documents with Adobe Express AI Assistant in Adobe Acrobat Long documents can make important information hard to find. Adobe Acrobat with Adobe Express AI Assistant (beta) can turn document content into a one-page visual design, such as a flyer, social post, newsletter, greeting card, invitation, or graphic illustration. Start with a document, PDF Space, or chat summary. Review the suggested designs, refine one by chatting, download it as an image, open it in Adobe Express to continue editing, or save it to your PDF Space. Generated content is based on your source, but review names, dates, numbers, and other details before sharing. Access and availabilityIndividual and Teams subscribers with Acrobat Studio, Acrobat AI Assistant Plus or Acrobat Express will have the ability to create single-page designs like a flyer, social post or newsletter, powered by Adobe Express AI Assistant (beta). We reserve the right to introduce generative credit consumption for features powered by the Adobe Express AI Assistant (beta) in the future and may update usage limits at any time. Usage limitsYou can create designs for free, subject to fair-use limits that keep them available to everyone. The limits apply to Adobe Express AI Assistant (beta), differ between the Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Express experiences, and may change as needed. Acrobat notifies you when you reach a limit, for example, when you've used up your available generations. No action is required from your end. The Acrobat team may reset the fair-use limits for users who have used up their quota from time to time. The team reserves the right to introduce generative credit consumption for this feature in the future, and may update usage limits at any time. Partner models and your contentAdobe Express AI Assistant is in beta and uses partner (non-Adobe) models to help generate content. Each time you ask to create a design, Acrobat informs you that Adobe Express is being used to generate the content. The request proceeds by default. If you'd prefer not to continue, select the stop button next to the chat input box.Check how partner models are used in Adobe products, the Adobe Express AI Assistant Terms of Use, the Adobe Express Generative AI policies, and the Adobe Generative AI user guidelines for more information. Benefit and key capabilitiesLong documents may bury key information and insights that users need. A single, well-designed page helps you convey your message in an engaging visual that is easier to grasp, easier to remember, and more likely to be shared. You may want to share your document information as a campaign, flyer, or notice that can serve as a marketing asset. In Acrobat, you can perform the following design actions:Turn a document, a PDF Space, or a chat summary into a single-page flyer, social post, newsletter, invitation, greeting card, or graphic illustration. Get up to three ready-to-use designs, each prefilled with content pulled from your document and conversation. Refine a design by chatting, adjusting the content and style with follow-up messages. Download a design as an image and share it anywhere, including LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, X, WhatsApp, email, or print. Open a design in the Adobe Express editor to keep refining. Point anywhere and submit a prompt, and your work carries over. Save designs to your PDF Space, then reopen them later from the chat. Use casesExplore how different teams turn documents into share-ready designs: User group Applications Solopreneurs and small businesses Create ready-to-post marketing collateral, such as promo flyers, seasonal offers, and social cards, without a designer or template hunt. Service providers Photographers, tutors, coaches, and consultants turn offers and credentials into clear, credible one-pagers. HR and People teams Turn policies and announcements into event invites, onboarding flyers, and internal newsletters. Marketing professionals Turn a standout finding or launch into a single-idea social post built to stop the scroll. Sales personnel Turn a spec sheet into a one-page leave-behind that highlights your top differentiators. Leadership and Finance Turn a quarter's headline result into a one-page highlight with a few big, clear numbers. Educators and students Turn dense reading into handouts, summaries, and study aids. User groups and the ways each can turn a document into a share-ready design. Work smarter with Acrobat on your desktop. Create, edit, and organize PDFs with powerful tools that help you stay productive anywhere. Learn moreCreate designs with Adobe Express in Acrobat About creating designs with Adobe Express in Adobe Acrobat Try it and tell us what you think. Which document will you turn into a design first? Share your experience and feedback in the comments below 👇

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NOW LIVE — the October 2026 security updates for ColdFusion 2025 and ColdFusion 2023 have been released. This update includes important security fixes that mitigate vulnerabilities related to arbitrary code execution, arbitrary file write, information disclosure, stored cross-site scripting, and security feature bypass. What’s includedThe October 2026 release contains:Tomcat upgrades. See the respective tech notes for more details. Security fixes for multiple vulnerabilities (including remote code execution and privilege escalation vectors). Updates to packages.Why you should install this updateThese fixes close high‑ and critical‑severity vulnerabilities that could be used by attackers to execute code, elevate privileges, or access sensitive data. Applying the update reduces risk to your production and development environments.Download the updatesColdFusion 2025 updates ColdFusion 2023 updatesSee the tech notesColdFusion (2025 release) Update 14 ColdFusion (2023 release) Update 26Feedback and supportAs always, if you encounter issues after updating or need assistance planning your rollout, contact support or reply to this post with details. Your feedback helps us prioritize follow‑up fixes and clarifications.Thanks,Team ColdFusion

Hello Latest Beta Build 31.0.45 is now available in CCD. Following changes landed in this build.AI Assistant credit usage: AI Assistant now uses AI credits from your paid plan for AI powered creative actions, like generating and editing content. After the Assistant responds, you can check how many credits that prompt used, so you can keep track of your usage as you work.How to use: Hover the credits icon below the Assistant’s response to see what that prompt used. Credit use varies by prompt.UV Bug Fixes:[Vote Count : 1] : Blend Orientation Bug [Vote Count : 3] : Persistent Wacom driver warning in Illustrator on macOS TahoeKnown Issues:An issue where Illustrator could unexpectedly close while downloading a font from the Discover More tab. The Windows ARM build for version 31.0.45 isn't available yet. We're working to make it available soon. This is resolved, Win ARM build is now available in CCD.

Submission Guidelines: Adobe Firefly Community GalleryWhat to share in the Firefly Community Gallery & Firefly Challenges/ Contests:The Community Gallery is a space to celebrate original, high-craft work made with Adobe Firefly. These guidelines help your submission shine — and get approved and featured faster. Every submission is reviewed before it appears publicly. By submitting, you agree to the Official Rules, the Adobe Generative AI User Guidelines, and the Adobe Terms of Use, which govern what can be shared. What we love to see The strongest submissions are original, polished, and unmistakably yours. Aim for:  Original, authentic work — created by you with Adobe Firefly, with genuine creative intent.  On-theme — a clear, creative response to the challenge prompt.  High craft & detail — thoughtful composition, refined detail, and a polished finish.  A distinctive point of view — a unique style or idea that adds something fresh to the gallery.  Clean technical quality — sharp resolution and a finished look.  Prompt and Titles Prompt is part of every entry — it’s one of the things judges look at, and it helps the community learn from your work. Writing a strong prompt  Write in English, in at least one full sentence.  Include subject · mood · style · context (for video, also describe motion, camera movement, and atmosphere).  Be descriptive and specific — vague single-word or one-phrase prompts with no style or context won’t cut it.  Make each entry meaningfully distinct — don’t submit prompts that produce near-identical results.  Check your spelling.  Never reference a named artist, brand, or product in your prompt or title (no “in the style of …”).  Titles  Use lowercase only — no capital letters.  Be descriptive — no nondescript titles like “image_1” or “clip_final.”  Don’t repeat the same title across multiple files.  Example prompts These show the level of detail to aim for:  Fashion Lab (Image) · A hyper-realistic editorial runway photograph of a fashion model wearing an avant-garde gown made of [Natural Material — e.g, iridescent beetle wings, fluid water crystals] fused with [Synthetic Element — e.g, chrome liquid metal, neon fiber-optics]. Voluminous and sculptural silhouette, high-fashion styling, shot on a 35mm lens, dramatic studio lighting, avant-garde magazine editorial style, detailed textile textures.”  Illustration (image) · Charming stylized characters. Large heads, big expressive eyes, small, delicate features. Done in the playful and minimalist style of modern children’s book illustration. Diffused outlines, misty, dream-like quality. Colors are warm and subdued, illustrating a cheerful demeanor, with a touch of quirkiness. Show me a cute young kid with a balloon in the shape of a big fractal-decoration-covered fish, standing on a little planet floating in a sky painted with stars, suns, and planets like ones you’d see in a nursery.  3D (image) · Create a whimsical 3D illustration of a hovering glazed futuristic (no logos, no letters) pair of headphones. Incorporate punk elements to evoke an alternative atmosphere, with punk-Japanese lighting and colour. Include iridescent spikes and details that add to the fantasy punk feel. The composition should showcase thin-film textures, high-gloss finishes, and a playful, dramatic, holographic look.  Fashion (video) · visionary fashion designer stands in a luminous creative studio surrounded by floating fabrics. As the camera slowly circles around them, translucent textiles weave through the air. Colours evolve across the fabrics, holographic patterns emerge and dissolve, and sketches become finished couture pieces before returning to flowing ribbons of creativity. Soft volumetric sunlight, luxury editorial aesthetic, inspiring creative process, premium fashion storytelling, cinematic camera movement, aspirational mood, extraordinary materials, elegant transformation.  Product (video) · glossy glazed donuts gently fall from above creating an elegant tower. Thick icing slowly drips down the sides while tiny sprinkles bounce across the surface. Cinematic product shot, luxury dessert commercial, soft studio lighting, glossy reflections, dreamy pastel palette, elegant motion.  Text in your artwork  If your piece includes text, keep it legible and correctly spelled — avoid garbled, jumbled, or nonsensical lettering.  Let the visual lead; use text sparingly and only when it adds to the piece.  Don’t include profanity, slurs, or offensive words or symbols in any text.  Quality — review every file before you submit Content with visible quality issues won’t be accepted, so check each entry closely before submitting.  Anatomy & accuracy — people, animals, and objects should look anatomically correct. Check hands, fingers, feet, eyes, and faces.  No artifacts — free of glitches, distortions, blur, noise, flickering, jello/wobble effects, unnatural motion, or frame inconsistencies.  No hallucinations — no extra limbs, merged objects, floating forms, or physically impossible compositions.  Finished & original — polished, on-theme, and a point of view that stands out.  Respect intellectual property & others’ rights Only share the work you created and have the right to share. Please don’t include:  Third-party brand names, logos, or trademarks — in your final piece or in any reference images you used.  Copyrighted characters, artworks, or protected designs you don’t own or have permission to use.  References featuring real people (images/ mentions) — including public figures and celebrities.  Any reference images, first frames, or last frames unless you own the rights or have properly licensed the image. Do not use movie stills as reference images, first frames or last frames.  Prompts that name a specific artist, celebrity, public figure, or brand (for example, “in the style of [artist]”).  Keep it original & authentic  Submit your own distinct creations — please don’t copy others’ prompts or re-submit work that’s already in the gallery.  Favor quality over quantity; avoid flooding the gallery with many near-identical variations.  What’s not allowed To keep the gallery welcoming for everyone, submissions (and the prompts behind them) must not contain:  Sexual content or nudity — including sexually suggestive imagery, lingerie/underwear, shirtless or semi-clothed figures, and kissing.  Anything that endangers or sexualizes minors — zero tolerance.  Violence or gore — graphic injury, cruelty, no weapons of any kind or content that glorifies violence.  Self-harm — content depicting or encouraging suicide, self-injury, or eating disorders.  Hate or harassment — content that attacks or demeans people based on who they are.  Regulated or dangerous goods — weapons and firearms, drugs or drug use, and alcohol, smoking, or tobacco.  Profanity or offensive gestures.  Illegal, deceptive, or harmful content, or anyone’s private or personal information.  Currency, banknotes or coins; national flags, maps or symbols of state; political content, religious figures, imagery or iconography of any kind; gambling imagery.  Keep everything suitable for audiences of all ages and in good taste. How review & featuring works  Every submission is reviewed before it appears in the Community Gallery.  Submissions that don’t meet these guidelines may not be published, and Adobe may remove content at its discretion.  Original, high-craft, on-theme work has the best chance of being approved — and featured. 

Official Rules: THE ADOBE Firefly AI Fashion Lab Challenge(A Skill-Based Contest) PRELIMINARY DISCLOSURES1. NO PURCHASE OR PAYMENT OF ANY KIND IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN THIS CONTEST. YOU MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE (OR THE AGE OF MAJORITY IN YOUR JURISDICTION) OR OLDER, A LEGAL RESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADA (EXCLUDING QUEBEC), AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AN ADOBE ID TO PARTICIPATE. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.PROMOTION PARTIES2. PROMOTION ORIGINATOR; ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS; INELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS2.1 Promotion Originator. The Adobe Firefly AI Fashion Lab (“Contest” or “Promotion”) is originated by Adobe Inc., 345 Park Avenue, San Jose, California, 95110, United States, its affiliates and subsidiaries (collectively, “Adobe”).2.2 Eligible Participants. The Promotion is open only to persons meeting all the requirements recited in Section 1 (“Participant(s),” “You,” “Your”). By participating in the Promotion, Participants agree to be bound by these official rules (“Official Rules”).(A) It is the responsibility of any Participant to ensure that their participation in the Promotion is in compliance with applicable regulation and policies, including any government gift and ethics rules applicable to you. If you have questions about whether you can accept the prize for your participation in this Promotion, please contact your organization’s ethics office, legal counsel or designated official.  By participating in the Promotion, you are confirming that you are eligible to receive the prize.(B) If you are an employee of the public sector (government and education) or any state-owned entity, all prize awards will be awarded directly to your public sector organization and subject to your return of an Adobe-provided gift letter signed by your agency/institution’s ethics officer, attorney, or designated executive/officer responsible for your organization’s gifts/ethics policy. Adobe seeks to ensure that by offering items of value at no charge in promotional settings it does not create any violation of the letter or spirit of the entrant’s applicable gifts and ethics rules.2.3 Ineligible Participants. No one who is an employee or independent contractor, officer, or director of Adobe, or any of Adobe’s agents, representatives, advertising, promotion, publicity and fulfillment agencies, legal advisors, successors and assigns, and any other company or person that is involved with the production, design, execution, administration or distribution of this Promotion (collectively, the “Released Parties”), is eligible to enter or win, nor is anyone who lives with (whether or not related), or who is an immediate family member of, any one of the Released Parties (i.e., parents, siblings, children and their respective spouses, regardless of where they reside). The Promotion is subject to all applicable federal, state, territorial, provincial, municipal and local laws and regulations and is void where prohibited or restricted by law.PROMOTION SCHEDULE3. PROMOTION PHASES; SCHEDULE; TIMING3.1 Promotion Phases. The Promotion comprises the start and end times, separate entry phase (the “Entry Phase”), Adobe judging phase (“Adobe Judging Phase”), and winner selection phase (“Winner Selection Phase”), all phases collectively comprising the “Promotion Period”, as detailed in the schedule below:3.2 Schedule.   Promotion Period   Entry Phase Adobe Judging Phase Winner Selection Phase Open 12:01 AM PT Oct 14, 2026 Nov 2, 2026 On or about: Close 11:59 PM PT Nov 1, 2026 Nov 6, 2026 Nov 9-11, 2026 3.3 Timing. EACH PARTICIPANT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR MAKING THE NECESSARY ADJUSTMENTS FOR TIMING OF THE VARIOUS PHASES IN SECTION 3.2 ABOVE BASED ON PARTICIPANT’S LOCATION AND TIME ZONE. Adobe’s computer is the official time-keeping device for the Contest.PROMOTION TERMS4. HOW TO ENTER; LIMITS ON ENTRIES; TEAM SUBMISSIONS; USING ADOBE CREATIVE SOFTWARE4.1 How to Enter (“Entry Requirements”). To submit an Entry anytime during the Promotion Entry Phase:(A) Create your original image or video using Adobe Firefly software; you may use Firefly 3rd party models in the creation of your entry; you may refine your entry with Adobe tools such as Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Express provided the AI-generated image/video is primarily created using Firefly; apply Content Credentials to your entry and submit to the Firefly Community Gallery page before the Promotion deadline. (following the Submission Guidelines in Section 5.1, collectively, the “Submission”).(B) Visit the website at https://www.adobe.com/community/gallery/challenges (“Site”) and follow the instructions to enter Your Submission, along with your name, age or year of birth, mail or email address, or user ID, and other required non-personal information, and acknowledge Your acceptance of these Official Rules as directed (all elements together comprising the eligible “Entry” or “Entries”).4.2 Limits on Entries. Each Participant may submit (on behalf of him/herself and any associated Contributors) up to five (5) Entries during the Promotion Entry Phase, and regardless of the number of Entries entered, each Participant is only eligible to win 1 prize in the Promotion. Each Entry must correspond to a single Participant using a single email address. Participants may not use multiple email addresses or alternate user identities in an attempt to submit more Entries than are allowed from a single Participant. Completed Entries must be entered and received electronically during the Entry Phase to be eligible for prizes. If the Promotion consists of multiple separate entry phases, then Entries received during a given Entry Phase will only be considered for the particular Entry Phase and corresponding prize at issue, and will not be included, rolled-over, or considered for subsequent Entry Phases or prizes. Entries received by other methods will not be accepted, and no entries will be acknowledged or returned. Adobe cannot guarantee that all persons attempting to enter will be able to participate.4.3 Team Submissions. If a Submission is developed by the Participant and one or more Contributors prior to entering, the Participant must procure written permission from each Contributor (including the parents/legal guardians of any Contributors who are minors between 13 and 18 years of age or not of age of majority in his or her jurisdiction). If requested, Participants must be able to demonstrate proof of such permissions in a form acceptable to Adobe.4.4 Using Adobe creative software. If needed for development of a Submission, many Adobe desktop software applications, services, and touch apps are accessible on a trial basis with Adobe membership (both FREE) at http://www.adobe.com/downloads.html. Not all applications, services, or features are available in all languages and countries.5. SUBMISSION GUIDELINES5.1 All Entries must conform to the guidelines below (“Submission Guidelines”) and be in good taste and in keeping with Adobe’s image, as determined by Adobe in its sole discretion. By submitting an Entry in this Promotion each Participant warrants and represents that (i) he/she has the legal right and necessary permission(s) to do so (including permission from any associated Contributors), and (ii) that his/her Entry (including all creative and other content comprising his/her Entry) conforms to the Submission Guidelines:(A) Entries must meet Entry Requirements outlined in Section 4.1 and demonstrate the Judging Criteria attributes in Section 8.1;(B) Entries must contain only original content (text, images, artwork, footage, audio, music, performance, and other original materials) created by the Participant and associated Contributors, if applicable, and, if required for entry, any idea, question, or similar statement submitted by Participant, must reflect a coherent and complete thought;(C) Entries must not have been previously selected a winner in a prior promotion of any kind, or used for any other commercial, or non-personal public purpose;(D) If the likeness of a person appears in an Entry, it should be only that of the Participant or any associated Contributors. However, if an Entry contains the likeness of persons other than the Participant and any associated Contributors, then by submitting the Entry, the Participant represents he/she has permission from all recognizable persons (including all Contributors, or the parent or legal guardian of any minor child) featured in the Entry to use such person’s name and/or likeness, and to grant the rights granted to Adobe in these Official Rules;(E) Entries must not contain images or depictions of historical landmarks, or other content not created by the Participant and associated Contributors, if applicable, and must not infringe, violate, or use without permission the rights of any third party, including but not limited to trade names, trademarks, logos, privacy or publicity rights, or other intellectual property rights;(F) Entries must be suitable for publication and viewing by all ages, and must not contain material that is indecent, obscene, tortious, defamatory, harassing, harmful, slanderous, libelous, disparaging, objectionable, or that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred, harm, or discrimination against any group, individual, or entity (as determined by Adobe), or any other material that is unlawful, or in violation of or contrary to the laws or regulations in the jurisdiction from where the Entry is sourced or submitted; and(G) Entries must not violate the online terms of use or privacy policy of Adobe or the website where the Entry- submitting mechanism for the Promotion may be hosted.5.2 Proof of submission of an Entry is not proof of delivery or receipt of that Entry by Adobe. Use of a false email account will disqualify an Entry. If there is a dispute regarding an Entry, or the identity of a Participant, the Entry at issue will be deemed by Adobe to have been made by the natural person who is the authorized account holder assigned by an Internet access provider to the email address associated with the Entry, and that person must comply with these Official Rules. Participants may be required to show proof of being the authorized account holder.5.3 By participating in the Promotion, each Participant accepts and agrees that Adobe, in its sole discretion, may disqualify any Participant who (whether in fact or by attempt) subverts, circumvents, or tampers with the entry process, or the lawful operation of this Promotion or the Site, or who Adobe finds to be acting in an unsportsmanlike or disruptive manner, or in a manner otherwise in violation of these Official Rules.5.4 By participating in the Promotion, each Participant warrants and represents that they will not, and have not, published statements (or other content) that are grossly offensive or violate generally accepted standards of behavior or otherwise leads Adobe to believe or conclude that public association with Participant and/or the Submission would tend to subject Adobe or its brands to ridicule, contempt, controversy, embarrassment or scandal.6. DATA PROTECTION6.1 Participants’ Consent to Adobe’s use of Personal Data. By participating in this Promotion and submitting an Entry each Participant consents to having personal data collected from him/her by Adobe, which personal data may be transferred, and will be used and disclosed by Adobe and its authorized agents for purposes of Promotion administration, and for prize/promotion item/reward fulfillment. By entering, each Participant consents to the collection, use and disclosure of his/her personal data as described in these Official Rules. Nothing in these Official Rules will be deemed to restrict or exclude any Participant’s statutory consumer rights pertaining to personal data. Except as otherwise stated in these Official Rules or on the Site, personal data collected from Participants by Adobe is subject to Adobe’s Privacy Policy at http://www.adobe.com/privacy/policy.html (available by region).6.2 Participants’ License and Consent to Adobe’s use of Entries(A) Adobe does not claim ownership of Entries, however, by participating in the Promotion and submitting an Entry (i) each Participant consents to, and grants to Adobe and its agents, a, worldwide, perpetual, royalty- free, nonexclusive, transferable right and fully-paid up, fully-sublicensable license, under any and all rights, to use, modify, reproduce, distribute, publicly perform and publicly display, publish (or not publish), in whole or in part, the non-personal or non-identifiable data and creative elements comprising his/her Entry (together with or without his/her name, voice and/or likeness and hometown, collectively, “Persona”, which Persona each Participant consents to, and agrees may be used by Adobe according to these Official in perpetuity from the Promotion start date as necessary for the purposes of starting and administering the Promotion, fulfilling [prizes/promotion items/rewards], and announcing winners), except as otherwise prohibited by law, in any media format or medium (whether now or hereafter known) and through any media channels, including on and through the Site and public viewing gallery, and other websites and Adobe- branded social media channels owned or controlled by Adobe, in and in connection with promotion, publicity and advertising for the Promotion and Adobe’s products and services without any further attribution, notification, or compensation to the Participant, his/her successors or assigns, or any other person or entity, and (ii) each Participant consents to, and grants to users of the Site a worldwide, royalty-free, license to access, distribute and display his/her Entry through the Site, and to rate, review, comment on, or tag the Entry and share the Entry using commercially available means.(B) To the extent permitted by law, by submitting an Entry each Participant unconditionally and irrevocably waives any and all moral rights to which Participant may be entitled under applicable law, and waives and releases the Released Parties from any and all claims that he/she (and anyone by or through him/her) may have now or in the future in any jurisdiction based on “moral rights” with respect to Adobe’s exploitation of his/her Entry without further notification or compensation to the Participant. "Moral Rights" means any right to (a) divulge the Entry to the public; (b) retract the Entry from the public; (c) object to any modification of the Entry; or (d) any and all rights similar to moral rights existing under judicial or statutory law of any country or jurisdiction in the world, or under any treaty regardless of whether such right is generally called or referred to as a moral right. If this waiver of moral rights is unenforceable or invalid, and to avoid any doubt, each Participant acknowledges and agrees that Adobe is authorized to exercise all moral rights to his/her Entry.(C) Participation in the Promotion creates no obligation (express or implied) on the part of Adobe to use, commercialize or otherwise exploit any Participant’s Entry or Persona and no Participant is entitled to any damages or other relief by reason of Adobe’s use or non-use of his/her Entry. Each Participant waives any right he or she may have to be mentioned as the author or creator of the Entry.6.3 Participants’ Right to Opt-Out from Adobe’s use of Personal Data. Each Participant may refuse to have his/her personal information collected, transferred, used, or disclosed by Adobe as described in these Official Rules (“Opt- Out”) by choosing to not participate in the Promotion.6.4 No Opt-In to future communications from Adobe required to participate. During the Promotion Period Participants may be presented the option to “Stay informed via email about Adobe products and services.” (“Opt- In“ consent to future marketing), but Opt-In consent to future marketing is not required to participate in the Promotion, and will not increase or improve a Participant’s opportunity to win a prize.7. PARTICIPANTS’ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT7.1 By participating in this Promotion, each Participant understands and acknowledges that Adobe may have developed, commissioned or acquired, or may currently or in the future be developing, commissioning or acquiring, apps, products, services, designs or materials similar or identical to the Participant’s Entry and each Participant waives any claims resulting from or in connection with any similarities to their Entry.8. ADOBE JUDGING PHASE; PROCEDURE FOR BREAKING TIES8.1 Adobe Judging Phase: During the Adobe Judging Phase, a panel of qualified judges designated by Adobe (“Judges”) will, in their sole discretion, evaluate and score all eligible Entries received and select the Participants with the highest-ranked Entries (potential “Winner(s)”); based on each Entry’s cumulative score using the below weighted criteria (“Judging Criteria”):(A) 25% Look Composition — styling, silhouette, and editorial/photographic composition (the Vogue/35mm-lens aesthetic)(B) 25% Textural Contrast — how convincingly the natural and synthetic materials are fused(C) 25% Concept Originality — avant-garde vision and originality beyond familiar fashion tropes(D) 25% Prompt Craft & Process — quality and transparency of the shared prompt and the Firefly tools/microstudios used8.2 Procedures for breaking ties.(A) In the unlikely event of a tie in scoring after conclusion of the Adobe Judging Phase, a Finalist among the tying Entries will be selected based on the Entry with the highest score in the Concept Originality category. Judges reserve the right in their sole discretion to select fewer than the stated number of Finalists if there is an insufficient number of eligible Entries, or an insufficient number of eligible Entries meeting the minimum Judging Criteria.9. WINNER SELECTION AND NOTIFICATION; ODDS OF WINNING9.1 Winner Selection and Notification. Potential winner(s) will be determined on or about Nov 9, 2026, and notified by Nov 11, 2026 by the email or direct message specified at the time of entry.(A) Potential winners may be required to complete and return a Declaration of Eligibility and, except where prohibited, Liability/Publicity Release, or other documents in the form provided by Adobe by Nov 6, 2026 in order to claim the prize. If a potential winner is 18 years of age as required, but deemed a minor in his or her jurisdiction, then the prize will be awarded in the name of the minor’s parent or legal guardian, who will be responsible for signing any necessary documents.(B) If a potential winner cannot be contacted, is contacted and does not respond in a timely manner with all required information, fails to claim the prize as directed within the time allotted following attempted notification, refuses the prize, is ineligible to accept the prize, is otherwise not in compliance with these Official Rules, or if the attempted prize notification is returned as undeliverable, then the prize at issue will be forfeited and, at Adobe’s sole discretion, not awarded or awarded to an alternate winner with the next highest-ranking Entry based on Community judging.(C) A Participant is not a winner, even if a prize notification is received, unless and until the Participant’s eligibility and the potential winning Entry has been verified and the Participant notified that verification is complete. Potential winners must continue to comply with these Official Rules.9.2 Odds of winning. This is a skill-based Contest and chance plays no part in determining the winner(s). The odds of winning a prize will depend on the number and quality of eligible Entries received, and the relative skill of each Participant.10. TOTAL PRIZES TO BE AWARDED; PRIZE DESCRIPTION; RETAIL VALUE (RV); DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES FOR TEAM ENTRIES10.1 Total prizes to be awarded, descriptions, and aggregate RV. 3 total prize(s) with a combined retail value of $119.94 (USD/United States) will be awarded in this Promotion. Individual prize descriptions and combined retail value of all prizes are listed below:First PrizeTotal prizes available: 1Consisting of a 3-month subscription for Adobe Firefly Pro RV $59.97 (USD/United States) each, plus the opportunity for your submission to be featured in the Firefly challenge gallery AND the opportunity for your submission to be showcased on the Firefly community gallerySecond PrizeTotal prizes available: 1Consisting of a 2-month subscription for Adobe Firefly Pro RV $39.98 (USD/United States) each, plus the opportunity for submission to be featured in the Firefly challenge gallery AND the opportunity for your submission to be showcased on the Firefly community galleryThird PrizeTotal prizes available: 1Consisting of a 1-month subscription for Adobe Firefly Pro RV $19.99 (USD/United States) each, plus the opportunity for submission to be featured in the Firefly challenge gallery AND the opportunity for your submission to be showcased on the Firefly community gallery(A) Retail Values (RVs) quoted represent the maximum retail price or, in the absence of a maximum retail price, the prevailing market price to the best of the Adobe’s knowledge. Differences in stated price and actual prize values (including differences in any stated price and the price a winner would have had to pay for such product in any jurisdiction) will not be awarded. Prizes are non-transferable and all prize details, including type, color, size, etc. are at Adobe’s sole discretion. ALL PRIZES ARE AWARDED “AS IS” WITH NO WARRANTY OR GUARANTEE, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. No cash alternative to prize is available and Adobe reserves the right to substitute a prize (or portion thereof) with one of approximately equal or greater value. Participants are responsible for all applicable federal, state, territorial, provincial, municipal and local taxes, costs associated with currency exchange, or any other costs and expenses associated with prize receipt, acceptance, or use. Use of any prize(s) that have associated use terms such as gift cards, software, online services, or subscription products is subject to any terms or conditions that may accompany such products as issued by the service or product provider. Only the advertised number of prizes and those claimed in accordance with these Official Rules will be awarded. Winners may be required to provide a shipping address and proof of residency to claim a prize. Adobe will arrange and determine mode of delivery of prizes to winners. Allow 2 weeks for delivery of a prize.(B) Distribution of prizes involving team Submissions. Prizes will be delivered only to the winner who submitted the Entry containing the Submission and division of the prize (among Contributors who participated in development of the Submission) is solely the winner’s responsibility.(C) Terms in this section 9.1(C) additionally apply for any prize(s) involving a trip or travel destination (“Trip”). Trip includes round-trip economy/coach class airfare (or other travel arrangement depending on winner’s proximity to the Trip destination location) for winner (and his/her guest, if applicable) from the commercial airport nearest winner’s residence to Trip destination; roundtrip airport shuttle transfer; accommodations at hotel of Adobe’s choosing (1 double-occupancy room). Winner (and any travel guest) is solely responsible for any travel-related costs or expenses exceeding the Trip RV, including any extra nights’ stay and any additional costs associated with an extended stay, as well any Trip-related costs for incidentals, hotel or airline service charges or processing fees, meals, gratuities, telephone calls, facsimile charges, Internet charges, gift shop purchases, souvenirs, spa, beauty salon, laundry or other guest service charges, costs or expenses related to non-Adobe-designated activities, in-state travel or other activities, tours or excursions, any or other costs or expenses not provided by Adobe as part of the prize. Travel and accommodations must be made through Adobe’s designated agent and service providers of Adobe’s choosing. Winner (and any travel guest) is responsible for complying with hotel requirements, including but not limited to the presentation of a major credit card at check-in. All airline and accommodation provider terms, conditions and restrictions apply. Adobe will attempt to notify winner of the itinerary and proposed date(s) for travel no later than 2 weeks prior to expected date of departure, and winner (and his/her guest, if applicable) must be available for travel on the dates specified by Adobe. All reservations, travel, and accommodations are subject to availability, restrictions, and airline blackout dates, so Adobe cannot guarantee Trip or related transportation will be available on the exact dates specified in these Official Rules. Adobe reserves right to change travel dates and itinerary if necessary, due to unforeseeable circumstances. If on the intended initial travel departure date the winner is then-located in the location of final Trip destination, or if any activity relating to the Trip component is cancelled or postponed for any reason due to circumstances beyond the Adobe’s control, the balance of components comprising the Prize will be distributed to the winner in full and complete satisfaction of Prize award. Winner (and any travel guest) is responsible for complying with all applicable international and domestic travel procedures and restrictions and for obtaining all required travel documentation (acceptable valid photo ID, passport, visa, vaccinations, etc.) and any required or optional insurance prior to travel. Trip portion of Prize Trip Package may be forfeited if either (a) proper travel documents for any and all travel are unattainable for any reason within the time required by Adobe, or (b) any complications arise related to the winner’s right to enter or reenter the destination jurisdiction, or the United States, or his/her country of origin (in which event the winner, or his/her parent or legal guardian if winner is a minor, will be solely responsible for arranging for return travel to his/her jurisdiction of residence, including any and all related costs).11. PARTICIPANTS’ AGREEMENT TO OFFICIAL RULES AND DECISIONS OF ADOBE AND JUDGES. Participation in the Promotion or receipt of any prize constitutes each Participant’s and winner’s full and unconditional agreement to and acceptance of these Official Rules, Adobe’s online Terms of Use, Privacy Policy (available by region and incorporated into these Official Rules by this reference), and Adobe’s and Judges’ decisions which are final and binding in all matters related to the Promotion. Winning a prize is contingent upon Participant fulfilling all applicable requirements in these Official Rules.12. GENERAL12.1 Adobe’s right to cancel, terminate or modify the Promotion. Adobe reserves the right to cancel, terminate, or modify the Promotion, or any portion thereof, if in Adobe’s opinion the Promotion has been compromised, corrupted, or cannot be completed as planned due to computer virus, bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, technical failures, or other conditions beyond Adobe’s reasonable control, including without limitation, an insufficient volume of participation or eligible Entries, and to select potential winner(s) from among eligible, non-suspect Entries received on or before the termination date. While Adobe may take action against fraudulent activities of Participants, Adobe assumes no responsibility or obligation to proactively police Participants’ activities, or to investigate any or all claims of fraudulent activity. Adobe’s failure to enforce any provision of these Official Rules does not constitute a waiver of that provision.12.2 Limitations of liability. The Released Parties (defined in Section 2.3) do not guarantee the processing or posting of any Entry or Vote, or the functioning of the Site. The Released Parties are not in any way responsible or liable for any act, omission, or breach of contract or warranty by Participants, or any infringement or violation of any right of publicity, privacy, intellectual property or proprietary rights, or for any loss (including loss of opportunity) or other claim arising from or in relation to the Promotion, or any Entry or Vote submitted, or for the authorized or unauthorized actions of Participants or other third parties. The Released Parties are not responsible for events requiring a cancellation or postponement of the Promotion, or for Entries or Votes that are incomplete, illegible, lost, intercepted, misdirected, or not otherwise received by Adobe, or for hardware or software malfunctions, delayed, unavailable, or failed network connections or communications, or other errors or impediments of any kind, whether technical or non-technical in nature, relating to the Promotion, its administration, the processing of Entries or Votes, or the announcement of winners.12.3 Release of claims. By participating in the Promotion each Participant agrees, to the maximum extent allowable under applicable law, to release and hold the Released Parties harmless from and against any and all liability whatsoever for any injuries, losses, or damages of any kind arising from, or in any way connected with, participation in the Promotion, any Promotion-related activity, or any Entry submitted, or the shipping and handling, receipt, possession, loss, use or misuse of any prize awarded. The limitation of liability in this section does not apply to claims for personal injury or death caused by Adobe or its agents’ negligence, or to liability of Adobe and its agents for willful misconduct or gross negligence, or any other liabilities that may not be excluded by law. Participants agree that Adobe’s only obligation is to accept eligible Entries and submit them to the Promotion Judges (and ultimately to award prizes) according to the procedures and criteria set forth in these Official Rules, that these obligations are fair and adequate consideration for any Entry submitted, and Participant is not entitled to and will not seek any further compensation.12.4 Not an offer or contract of employment. This is a Promotion for prizes only and NOT AN OFFER OR CONTRACT FOR EMPLOYMENT. Under no circumstances will participation in this Promotion, the submission of an Entry, awarding of a prize, or anything in these Official Rules be construed as an offer or contract of employment with the Adobe. Each Participant acknowledges and agrees that no confidential, fiduciary, agency, or other special relationship or implied-in-fact contract now exists between him/her and Adobe, and no such relationship is established by Participant’s decision to submit an Entry in this Promotion.12.5 Governing law; venue; disputes. All issues and questions concerning the construction, validity, interpretation, and enforceability of these Official Rules, or the rights and obligations of Adobe and Participants, will be governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the state of California, United States of America, without giving effect to any choice of law or conflict of law rules or provisions (whether of the State of California or any other jurisdiction) that would cause the application of laws of any jurisdiction other than the State of California, and all claims must be resolved in the appropriate State Court located in Santa Clara County, California.12.6 Winners list. After all winners have been determined and verified, and no later than 45 days after Oct 18, 2026, a winners list may be available on request at need. © Adobe. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

ACE Community Spotlight ✨Back again with our monthly space to celebrate the educators, stories, and creativity happening across our community. We say it a lot, but this community feels the way it feels because of YOU. So each month, we pause to celebrate all the good things happening across the community and celebrate you!This month, we're shining the light on someone who showed what happens when creativity, real-world challenges, AI, and purpose come together. 🙌Meet Yaritza Villalba 🎉Yaritza began her career teaching Social Studies to high school students in Brooklyn, and she's been building culturally relevant resources for teachers, students, and families ever since. She's the founder of McKenzie's Adventures LLC, the author of the McKenzie's Adventures book series, and an ACE Innovator who believes students deserve real stages for their real ideas.Her IGNITE Talk at Summit 🎤Let's start at the Adobe Education Summit in San Jose, where Yaritza presented and shared her IGNITE Talk with the community. Those three-minute stories pack a lot into a small window, and hers set the tone for what she went on to build: students with real ideas, real tools, and a stage worth standing on. 🫶10 Students. 10 Weeks. 1 Big Stage. 🦈Here's where the impact really showed up.On August 7, Zenith Prep Academy students from across the U.S. took the stage at Adobe Headquarters in San Jose to pitch real-world solutions and community impact apps they developed during a 10-week STEM For Change experience that Yaritza and her team at McKenzie's Adventures LLC led. Students traveled in with a family member or guardian, and the day was Shark Tank style: a Creative Pitch competition in front of a panel of Creative Shark judges from Adobe and Foot Locker.Keynote speaker Reggie Stephens, former NFL player and community leader, opened the day with an inspiring message, and a group of local Adobe Student Ambassadors from higher education institutions shared their own creative journeys. The students also had conversations with the Foot Locker Sponsors and toured Adobe HQ.And the pitches? They blew our minds. There were working prototypes, fully deployed apps, and solutions already being rolled out in real communities. Students tackled:Live medical interpretation and translation Gamifying environmental solutions to reduce pollution and waste Mental health and addiction support Helping teens manage stress with AI mood detection, music, and resources Adaptive college prep counseling that grows with students Eliminating misinformation on social media Supports for under-served students with language barriers Smarter nutrition for ADHD Eradicating food waste Prolonging food usabilityRead that list one more time. These weren't class projects waiting for a grade. They were tools students built because they saw a problem in their community and decided to do something about it. Yaritza said it best, “The energy was electric, the ideas were inspiring, and the future was on full display.” 💯The day also gave us a front row seat to something we care deeply about, K-12 and Higher Education connecting in the same room. Families learned about Student Spaces and our Adobe Student and educator programs, and we even met parents who are higher education faculty and wanted to explore ways to get involved. A day of Community CARE in action. ❤️From San Jose to Southeast Alaska 🏔️ Yaritza didn't take a victory lap. She took the model north.In late September, she led a 5-day STEM For Change intensive in Juneau, Alaska, in partnership with Sealaska Heritage Institute and the Alaska Society for Technology in Education, as a workforce development opportunity for students across Southeast Alaska. She used Adobe Express, Book Creator from Kami, and Microsoft Learn to help students build real skills. 🧰Her takeaway was one we can't stop thinking about. Students in rural communities were eager to explore pathways that helped them see themselves in tech-driven careers, and as she put it, the future of CTE is STEM.From there, she carried the work on to Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, bringing the same energy to even more students. She also gave a shout out to our team in her thank yous. Right back at you, Yaritza! 💙 Your Turn 💬This spotlight only works if it keeps going, and that means we need YOU.Did something click for you recently? Did you try something new with Adobe Express or Student Spaces, host a training, or watch a student turn an idea into something real? Add it to the comments below, write your own post, and link your social posts and stories celebrating what you and your learning community are learning, creating, and sharing. We'd love to shine the light on YOU next month, and the month after that. 🎉And if Yaritza's work inspires you, tell her! Leave a note below. 👇This is your community. Let's keep celebrating each other's stories! ❤️🎉💯New Here? Come Join Us! 🙌K-12 Educator: https://adobe.ly/joinaceleaderHigher Education: http://adobe.ly/HEDFacultyHomeAdobe Student Community: ⭐️ adobe.ly/discord ⭐️ adobe.ly/groupme ⭐️ adobe.ly/whatsappstudents

 See how finance teams can use contract intelligence to improve visibility into risk and commercial terms while reducing manual contract review. CFO organizations depend on data, but important business data still sits inside contracts. A CRM may show the value of a customer relationship. The contract contains the terms that govern it, including termination rights, price holds, renewal provisions, and payment terms. An ERP shows what was billed, while the agreement may contain acceptance criteria, credits, rebates, or other obligations that affect how finance manages the transaction. Accessing this information across thousands of agreements takes time. Finance teams have to find documents, locate relevant terms, capture the information, and reconcile it with data in other systems. Analyzer in Adobe Acrobat Studio uses generative AI to turn collections of contracts and other business documents into structured data. Teams define the information they need and run that analysis across a document collection. Extracted values include citations to the source, so reviewers can verify the underlying language. This gives Accounting, Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), Revenue Operations (RevOps), Deal Desk, and Risk and Audit teams access to contract data that has traditionally required significant manual review.  Give finance a clearer view of contract data Consider a common question: Which customer agreements contain termination-for-convenience clauses? Answering it manually can require someone to locate the contracts, identify variations of the relevant language, record the results, and compare those findings with information in other systems. Finance teams face the same task for payment terms, price holds, renewals, rebates, acceptance provisions, billing terms, and other contract attributes. Analyzer can extract defined attributes across a document collection and organize the results as structured information. Teams can search and filter the results, export the data, and use citations to review the source language. Analyzer also provides REST APIs for incorporating extracted document data into enterprise applications and workflows. For CFO organizations, this provides another source of data about the commitments, obligations, and risks behind financial transactions.    Analyzer overview video See how Analyzer turns information across document collections into structured, source-linked data that teams can put to work.  Accounting: expand contract coverage Accounting teams need to identify contract terms that could affect revenue recognition, billing, commissions, or financial reporting. Volume makes this difficult. Reviewing thousands of agreements manually consumes accounting capacity, so teams may focus on larger transactions, known exceptions, or samples. Analyzer can apply defined criteria across the contract population and surface relevant provisions for review. Each extracted value links back to source content, giving accountants direct access to the contract language they need when making an accounting judgment. AI handles more of the repetitive search and extraction. Accounting professionals stay focused on interpretation and decisions. Adobe's revenue assurance team uses Analyzer to review roughly 18,000 customer contracts annually for non-standard terms, including termination-for-convenience and price-hold provisions. The team can review the full contract population in Analyzer. Finance use-case videoSee how finance teams can use Analyzer to extract and validate revenue, lease, and accounting terms across large contract sets for audit readiness, revenue recognition, and accounting risk reviews. Watch the video  FP&A: bring contract data into the forecast Some inputs that affect forecasts remain inside executed agreements. Which customers have contractual price increases next year? Which agreements have upcoming renewal dates? Where do customers have termination options? Which contracts include price holds or minimum commitments? These terms can affect assumptions used in planning and forecasting. Analyzer can extract these terms across a contract portfolio and make them available as structured data alongside information from CRM, ERP, and planning systems. An analyst assessing renewals can examine the renewal and termination provisions in executed agreements. Teams evaluating future pricing can identify contractual price holds or escalation provisions across the portfolio. FP&A can use this data to test assumptions, identify contractual risks, and determine where a forecast needs closer review.  RevOps and Quote-to-Cash: compare contracts with operational data Quote-to-Cash moves information across several teams and systems. A negotiated term can be recorded incorrectly or omitted during those handoffs. A payment term may differ from the value entered in CRM. A billing provision may not reach the ERP. A renewal condition may be absent from the system of record. Some commercial commitments may exist only in an exhibit. Analyzer can extract these terms from executed agreements so RevOps and Quote-to-Cash teams can compare them with operational data. This can help teams find discrepancies in payment terms, billing provisions, renewal conditions, and other commercial information. Adobe uses Analyzer for this work internally. Its finance team reconciles contract details against CRM data each quarter. Analyzer identifies discrepancies, reducing manual review across thousands of contracts per quarter. Analyzer's REST APIs can also make extracted document data available to downstream applications and workflows. This allows contract information to feed the systems used to manage the customer relationship after signature.  Deal Desk: use contract history to improve deal processes Executed contracts provide Deal Desk with a record of the terms customers requested, the exceptions Adobe accepted, and the provisions that recur across negotiations. Finding those patterns manually requires reviewing a large number of past agreements. Analyzer can identify recurring non-standard terms across the contract population. Deal Desk can then measure how often an exception appears and use that information when evaluating standard language, approval policies, or self-service processes. Adobe's Deal Desk uses Analyzer across roughly 7,500 contracts annually to identify non-standard terms that appear frequently enough to consider for standard, self-service language for sales. Contract history gives Deal Desk evidence for deciding where existing standards create repeated review work and where a change could shorten the deal process.  Risk and Audit: examine more of the contract population Risk and Audit teams often have more agreements available for review than their teams can examine manually. Analyzer can apply defined extraction criteria across a document collection and identify agreements with specific clauses, dates, obligations, values, or other characteristics. Reviewers can use citations to inspect the source language for each result. A team could identify agreements that may be missing a required provision, locate contracts with particular termination rights, find commitments above a defined threshold, or compare contract information with a system of record. This gives Risk and Audit teams information about a larger contract population before they decide where detailed human review is needed. Reviewers retain responsibility for interpreting the contract and determining the appropriate response.  Use contract data across finance workflows A contract term can affect several finance functions. For example, Accounting may identify a non-standard provision that affects the treatment of a transaction. FP&A may need the same provision when evaluating a forecast assumption. RevOps may need to check whether the term appears correctly in CRM. Deal Desk may want to know how often it occurs across other agreements. Risk and Audit may need to identify the broader population affected by it. Without structured contract data, each team may conduct its own search or maintain separate spreadsheets. Analyzer provides a common set of extracted, source-linked contract information that can be exported or accessed through APIs. Teams can use the same underlying contract data for different finance workflows while returning to the signed agreement when they need to verify a result.  Increase capacity for work that requires finance expertise Contract volume adds work across accounting, planning, commercial operations, and risk functions. A meaningful share of that work consists of locating documents, finding clauses, and transferring information into spreadsheets or systems. Analyzer can handle more of the extraction work and give finance professionals the relevant source language for review. Adobe's Business Model Strategy team uses Analyzer to detect specific deal types and bulk-extract key terms across roughly 20,000 contracts annually. Adobe estimates that the workflow saves about 4,000 hours of manual work each year. Those hours can be used for analysis, exception review, and other work that depends on finance expertise.  Use contract data across the CFO organization Contracts contain data that can affect financial reporting, forecasts, commercial operations, and risk management. Accessing that data at scale has historically required substantial manual work. Analyzer in Acrobat Studio converts defined information in contracts and other business documents into structured, source-linked data. Finance teams can analyze the results, verify them against the source, export them, or make them available to other workflows through APIs.  For CFO organizations, the value comes from better access to the terms behind financial and commercial activity. Teams can review more contracts, identify discrepancies earlier, and spend less time extracting information by hand. Your contracts already contain valuable business intelligence. Analyzer helps put it to work. Learn how Adobe teams use Acrobat Studio and Analyzer to turn documents into business insights and reduce manual work in Speed, scale, trust: How Adobe uses Acrobat Studio to turn documents into business insight.  To learn how Analyzer could support your finance organization, reach out to your Adobe account team or contact us for more information. Product information: Analyzer overview | Analyzer developer overview | Analyzer REST API overview

Hello everyone,We are pleased to share that FrameMaker (September 2026 Release) is now available.FrameMaker (September 2026 Release) delivers critical security fixes and library upgrades. This release addresses vulnerabilities related to parsing XLS, XLSX, DOCX, RTF, DXF, MIF, and PCT files. It also upgrades the OpenSSL, Node.js, libcurl, SCC, libexpat, and LibTIFF libraries for improved stability, performance, and protection against common vulnerabilities.For details of all fixed issues, refer to the Fixed issues page.How to installTo install, please follow these instructions:If you are updating from FrameMaker 17.0.0.226 or its subsequent updates, you must manually download and install FrameMaker (September 2026 Release) from the Download FrameMaker page. For more details, refer to Upgrade Adobe FrameMaker to the latest version. If you are updating from FrameMaker 18.0.0.206, click Help > Check for Updates.

 When inspiration hits, you don't always have time to get to your desk. Whether you're at a concert, on a commute, or anywhere else, mobile editing tools that actually work can make all the difference—and now, they're available to even more creators.Starting today, Adobe Premiere Mobile is available on Android. For free. Everything that made it a favorite on iPhone—frame-accurate editing, studio-quality audio tools, effects, templates, and Firefly-powered generative AI—is now in the hands of millions more creators worldwide.Why this matters: Mobile editing, professional qualityPremiere Mobile debuted on iPhone a year ago, and creators immediately loved it. Why? Because it lets you create professional-quality content without being chained to your desk, and without learning a completely new interface. When you're already living your story on mobile, your editing tools should live there too.What you get with Premiere Mobile on AndroidEnhance Audio — One of the most powerful features: a single tap that reduces background noise and improves clarity in interviews, voiceovers, and recordings. No more redoing takes because of ambient noise.Frame-accurate editing — Control every cut with precision. Timing a reaction? Matching the beat of music? You've got the tools to nail it every time.Multi-track timeline — Layer video, music, voiceovers, text, and effects in one intuitive view. More control, more creative possibilities.Templates and customization — Jump-start your edits with creator-made templates or make them your own.Effects, transitions, and creative assets — Pull from Adobe Stock, your own files, or extract audio right in the app.Up to 4K export — No compromise on quality.Generative AI features — Use Firefly-powered tools like Generative Fill, Image-to-Video, and Generate Sound Effects to push your creative ideas further.No ads. No watermarks. No forced login. — Create freely without distractions.How to get startedPremiere Mobile on Android is available now in the Google Play Store. You'll need Android 13 or later and a minimum of 5GB of RAM. The app is completely free with all editing essentials included. Optional paid upgrades are available if you want additional generative credits or storage. If you need help, just post a question here.What's coming nextWe're not stopping here. Adobe Fonts, enhanced captions, keyframes, cropping, beat detection, and continued editing between mobile and Premiere desktop are all coming soon.Ready to create?Download Premiere Mobile on Android today and start turning everyday footage into content that stops the scroll. Whether you're making your first video or creating every day, the tools you need are right in your pocket—free, powerful, and built for the way you actually make videos.Which feature are you most excited to try on Android?Which feature in Premiere Mobile are you most excited to try on Android? Let us know!

Hello,Latest Beta Build 31.0.29 is now available in CCD. We have below fixes in this build:Turntable Turntable new update is available, you can use the old version also (Turntable classic).Smoother, near-continuous rotation: Rotation now moves in much smaller steps. Instead of jumping between fixed angles, you can set your subject at almost any angle, which makes it easier to frame the exact view you want. More consistent results: Your subject should keep its identity, proportions, materials and lighting more reliably from one angle to the next. Expect fewer artifacts and less drift as you rotate. Model improvements :The updated model produces sharper detail and handles fine features and shapes better. Outputs should also be closer to the original input.Getting started:1. Select the object2. Invoke Turntable3. Choose the model you want to useThe new version only has 0 degree elevation , we will be adding top and bottom elevation soon.Fixed UV issues :[Vote Count : 2] : Illustrator 30.8: ExtendScript debugger cannot attach — ESTK endpoint never responds [Vote Count : 4] : Generate Vectors "Add Reference" on homescreen interfering with spacebar input

 Hello everyone, It’s time to reserve your spot at Adobe MAX - The Creativity Conference, taking place at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Get ready for what’s next - with three days of creative skill-building, visionary keynotes, and valuable connections. ​​​​​​Featured Speakers - Big ideas, inspired voices Who You’ll Meet​​​​ If you found this announcement helpful, click 👍 Like. Use ⭐ Subscribe to stay informed about future updates. You may also share this post with others who might want to stay updated on MAX.

We are pleased to announce the release of Creative Cloud desktop app version 6.11! The update is being delivered gradually over the coming days, so it may take a little while to appear for your account. Top features in this release1. Home 2.0 enhancementsImage files in Recent files now include "Edit in Firefly" and "Open in Boards" options that take you straight to the web so you can keep working. If Recent files are empty or hidden, you can upload an image right from Home to start editing in Firefly, and you can browse the new Firefly Community Gallery in the Apps hub.2. File enhancementsOpen an image in the one-up view in Files and you'll see suggested actions, such as converting the image to video or generating a composition reference. You can also now choose and change the default folder used for local storage.  3. Refreshed Benefits tabThe Benefits tab has a new look, with indicators showing which perks are included in your plan. Free users will see an upgrade option, and lapsed users will see an option to restart their plan. Additional updatesRosetta support update for Apple Silicon users: the "Open in Rosetta" option is hidden, and the tooltip now reads "Apple silicon" Browser-based re-authentication for policy-based enterprise accounts AI Assistant M2.5 support, including UI changes and tools management Bandwidth optimization for app auto-updates New notifications for MAX 2026 registration and keynote reminders, and for Photoshop generative AI credit usage In-app survey touchpoint expansion Accessibility improvements, bug fixes, and other technical enhancementsNeed help?If you encounter an error during the update, please start a new discussion in the Download and Install Community. For more on diagnosing errors, see this guide.Which of these updates are you most looking forward to trying? Let us know in the comments below. We'd love to hear your thoughts!

We are pleased to announce the release of Creative Cloud desktop app version 6.11! The update is being delivered gradually over the coming days, so it may take a little while to appear for your account. Top features in this release1. Home 2.0 enhancementsImage files in Recent files now include "Edit in Firefly" and "Open in Boards" options that take you straight to the web so you can keep working. If Recent files are empty or hidden, you can upload an image right from Home to start editing in Firefly, and you can browse the new Firefly Community Gallery in the Apps hub.2. File enhancementsOpen an image in the one-up view in Files and you'll see suggested actions, such as converting the image to video or generating a composition reference. You can also now choose and change the default folder used for local storage.  3. Refreshed Benefits tabThe Benefits tab has a new look, with indicators showing which perks are included in your plan. Free users will see an upgrade option, and lapsed users will see an option to restart their plan. Additional updatesRosetta support update for Apple Silicon users: the "Open in Rosetta" option is hidden, and the tooltip now reads "Apple silicon" Browser-based re-authentication for policy-based enterprise accounts AI Assistant M2.5 support, including UI changes and tools management Bandwidth optimization for app auto-updates New notifications for MAX 2026 registration and keynote reminders, and for Photoshop generative AI credit usage In-app survey touchpoint expansion Accessibility improvements, bug fixes, and other technical enhancementsNeed help?If you encounter an error during the update, please start a new discussion in the Download and Install Community. For more on diagnosing errors, see this guide.Which of these updates are you most looking forward to trying? Let us know in the comments below. We'd love to hear your thoughts!

We are pleased to announce the release of Creative Cloud desktop app version 6.11! The update is being delivered gradually over the coming days, so it may take a little while to appear for your account. Top features in this release1. Home 2.0 enhancementsImage files in Recent files now include "Edit in Firefly" and "Open in Boards" options that take you straight to the web so you can keep working. If Recent files are empty or hidden, you can upload an image right from Home to start editing in Firefly, and you can browse the new Firefly Community Gallery in the Apps hub.2. File enhancementsOpen an image in the one-up view in Files and you'll see suggested actions, such as converting the image to video or generating a composition reference. You can also now choose and change the default folder used for local storage.  3. Refreshed Benefits tabThe Benefits tab has a new look, with indicators showing which perks are included in your plan. Free users will see an upgrade option, and lapsed users will see an option to restart their plan. Additional updatesRosetta support update for Apple Silicon users: the "Open in Rosetta" option is hidden, and the tooltip now reads "Apple silicon" Browser-based re-authentication for policy-based enterprise accounts AI Assistant M2.5 support, including UI changes and tools management Bandwidth optimization for app auto-updates New notifications for MAX 2026 registration and keynote reminders, and for Photoshop generative AI credit usage In-app survey touchpoint expansion Accessibility improvements, bug fixes, and other technical enhancementsNeed help?If you encounter an error during the update, please start a new discussion in the Download and Install Community. For more on diagnosing errors, see this guide.Which of these updates are you most looking forward to trying? Let us know in the comments below. We'd love to hear your thoughts!