Unexpected $50 charge from "higffield" on Creative Cloud Pro account – Need help!

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September 4, 2026
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Hi everyone,

I have an active Adobe Creative Cloud Pro subscription, but recently I noticed an unexpected $50 charge on my account from an app/service named "higffield" while using Photoshop.

I did not knowingly authorize this purchase, and I'm trying to figure out why this happened under my CC Pro account. Is "higffield" a third-party plugin, stock asset provider, or extension associated with Adobe? How can I track down where this charge originated from and request a refund?

Any advice or guidance on how to resolve this would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

kglad

Community Expert

@perfect_Glimmer91bb

that’s not an adobe charge. contact “higffield”

RRKing

Inspiring

dude you used their tool to create siome AI slop using something from adobe stock or just within the CC. Contact Higgsfield. they do this all the time with their 24-hour free trial and you forgot to cancel after they hooked you.

onazole

Inspiring

I asked Google and the AI gave me this answer, and it gave me instructions on what to do in these cases; if you want, I can send them to you.

"Hi there,

First, don't worry—your Adobe Creative Cloud Pro subscription is perfectly safe, and Adobe has not overcharged you.

The $50 charge you are seeing is from a third-party AI plugin named Higgsfield AI (which often shows up as "higffield" or "hickfield" due to typos or characters limit on bank statements).

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