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Participant
Dec 8, 2015 3:51 AM UTC
Question

location of library assets?

This page says that the library assets are saved locally and synced with the cloud (down under FAQ). 

I cannot find where the library assets are stored locally though. I can find my Creative Cloud Files folder but library assets that I add and can see on the Libraries web page simply don't show in my folder on my hard drive. Anyone have any ideas?

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Participating Frequently
Jan 19, 2016 3:58 AM UTC

After three hours and not luck on the help desk. I found them myself.

On a mac you can find them in this folder:

username/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Creative Cloud Libraries/Libs/

then dig through the lower folders to find your files.

PS No thanks to adobe support for the 3 hours of wasted time for not being able to answer this simple question.

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jacalinding
Participant
Jul 5, 2017 11:28 AM UTC

I lost it after ADOBE folder.... can't find CREATIVE CLOUD libraries anywhere... PLease help!!

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David__B
Legend
Jul 14, 2017 12:39 AM UTC

I looked on my computer and was able to locate the said folder. My understanding is that the versions stored locally are not in a format that is really usable outside of the products. Having local copies is a common feature request and I believe something we may implement in the future. The local copies I found seemed to be jpeg/png renditions of the assets.

On a PC they were nested within

C:\Users\<user acct>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Creative Cloud Libraries\LIBS

Jacalinding,

I wondered if you were having difficulties because you were looking in the Library at the root of the drive rather than the User specific library. I'm not sure if that's why or not, just a guess. Might check this article Access hidden Mac OS library files

Best,

- Dave

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Anupriya Khare
Participating Frequently
Dec 8, 2015 4:11 AM UTC
Known Participant
Aug 31, 2016 7:10 PM UTC

Why is it that Adobe staff comes on here with these responses that are totally unhelpful? You guys KNOW the answers, but are obfuscating for what seems like deliberate reasons. This is the third response that does not answer the question. WTF.

Thanks, CVdesign for the CORRECT response.

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Participant
Jun 7, 2023 2:38 PM UTC

And when they do reply, it's rude and condescending. It must be a requirement for Adobe support staff to have zero people skills.

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