Design better with Adobe Express: Add-ons!

[Amitej S]

 

Upgrade your design experience with Adobe Express Add-ons!

Add-ons are powerful gems that enhance productivity and spark creativity within Adobe Express. It enhances the app's overall productivity by offering AI-generated focus maps, storage options, the capability to create clipping masks for photos, and many more high-quality free and paid add-ons.

Listed below are some trending Add-ons that Adobe Express users have been enjoying:
Free Stock Search: Use sources like Unsplash, Pixabay, and Pexels to get millions of free stock images.
Wannathis: Enhance your content with a powerful 3D library.
Motives: Use shapes or uploaded photos to create eye-catching patterns.
Attention Insight: Use AI to create heatmaps to anticipate users' gaze patterns when engaging with your design to increase impact and reduce distractions.

Try Add-ons

Learn something new

Check out the videos below on how to extend the functionality of Adobe Express & unlock new creative workflows.

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Use Add-ons like Clipping Masks, Spacefill, Color Blindness Simulator & so on.

Common Questions

I can't install Add-ons because they are "Unavailable". What's happening?

Add-ons may be disabled for users within organizations like teams, companies, or schools by their administrators due to potential conflicts with organizational practices. Contact your Adobe Administrator for further clarifications.

Are Add-ons free?

Most add-ons are free to use, with some offering additional content or capabilities for purchase through the add-on or its developer. Express Premium does not guarantee additional upgrades within add-ons.

What languages do Add-ons support?

Add-ons support languages compatible with Adobe Express, with localization options determined by each add-on's developer. Check the add-on's listing page for supported languages; English is typically supported by default.

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Useful links for Adobe Express Add-ons

• Add-ons Developer Community!
• Add-ons Blog post

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Hey community! Upvote if this post was helpful and leave a comment to join the conversation.

[sttk3]

Thank you for introducing my add-on, LoadingBay.

I didn't quite understand what Katrina-san was saying, but I could tell she was surprised by something in my add-on.

[Michael Ambroise]

Many thanks 😊 

[Monika Gause]

Thank you.

The music on the Add-ons video was very distracting.

[Daniel Kramer]

Going to try some of these Extensions

[Nick Gioia]

Cool plugin!

[jane-e]

Thanks for all the great info on the new add-ons!

Jane

[Tania-Lee]

Can't wait to give them all a try. Thanks for the videos. I can't find them on the mobile App? So is it for desktop only at this stage? Be great if you could specify the accessibility of these new features on each of the platforms when releasing. Cheers. 

[mark@headTrix]

Adobe Express is really on the move!

[Creative EKD]

This makes alot of sense

[Lukas Engqvist]

Easy Barcodes and contast checker look like really useful add ons. Awsome 🙂

[Dj_Creative_enthusiast]

Thanks for all the great info! 

[chanaart]

Will be great to have a more professional presentation for some topics.....How many times we can say it is so cool.....

[mark@headTrix]

you just crack me up Chana! I see they are trying to get speakers for Express for events. But it would be helpful to make a quick tutorial of the new features so we could really aborb the capabilities, and therefore share them appropriately.

[D3GREED]

I'm working on a cartoon. Am I able to create different movements for the animated character I selected.  PLEASE HELP ME

[chaimaa.7]

Hi @D3GREED. We are here to help. While you can animate text and some basic graphic elements, creating complex character movements for an animated character may not be directly possible within Adobe Express.

Here’s what you can do:

1. Explore Built-in Animations: Check if the character you selected offers pre-set animation options. Some assets in Adobe Express include basic animations (like bouncing, fading, or sliding).

2. Frame-by-Frame Animation: If you're trying to create more complex movements, you might need to manually duplicate your design, slightly adjust the character's position or pose, and save each frame. Then, compile the frames into a GIF or video using another tool.

Thanks ^CA

[sheraz_8229]

yeah its good.

[Asadzahoor]

I’ve run into the same issue with Polylang and the WordPress mobile app — it doesn’t always sync correctly across multiple languages when publishing. From what I’ve seen, this is usually due to how the REST API handles translations. A workaround some users suggest is publishing from the desktop browser instead of the app, then making quick edits in the app afterward. Not ideal, but it avoids the duplicate language problem.

I’ve also been exploring multilingual setups on my own projects , and consistency across platforms is definitely the biggest challenge. Hopefully, the Polylang devs address this in a future update.

[blazewing_2011]

Thanks for sharing this.