Is there a way to still get to the old version of Adobe Express Web?

[DVous]

The link disappeared to use the original Adobe Express. Is there a way to still use it? The new version is terrible for scheduling social posts. One important feature that is gone is the ability to right-click on a previous post and duplicate it. That was a huge time-saver, because users could repurpose a post, rework text, replace art for weekly posts, etc. Will this feature be added into the new version. I was promised that it would still be available. Also the new version is challenging to get compatible artwork to upload to socials. Thanks, Dan

[rbaezd]

Agree with you I had many pages of my work as a photographer and now I do not see how to make new pages and projects but that mumbo jumbo of social media

[Graham23823972p3me]

Hello @DVous I was able to get on the old version and transfer my files to the desktop version by typing in https://express.adobe.com/sp/projects it should pull up your folders and allow you to export them to the new version in a desktop format. 

[stephenr86493534]

I was creating graphics for T Shirts I sell on Etsy. I have created very few since the change. It sucks! It is not even clear how to save a file and how to remove a background got more complicated - Another example of changes driven by the developers that are not looking at it from the user perspective. Make the users work harder, they look for alternatives to your poor design. Anyone discover an alternative worth exploring, please update here so we can all bail on Adobe together!

[Abhi.G @ ADBE]

Hi @stephenr86493534 

Sorry to hear you are not happy with the new version of Express, but I am confused about some of the specific feedback you've provided.

 > It is not even clear how to save a file

Changes to Express files auto-save, same as in the previous version

> remove a background got more complicated

Remove background continues to be a one-click operation. The functionality can be accessed both outside the editor as well inside it. See screenshots below. If you are looking to further refine the automatic background removal, you can use the Erase tool

In case I've misunderstood your questions, please follow up here or send me a direct message.

Abhi G

[Hunky Dory]

I Don't use the new on.give me back the old . I used thst every day.this is Just Sad 

[chaimaa.7]

Hello @Enlightened_experts5C29. We’re sorry to hear that the new version of Adobe Express isn’t meeting your expectations. While it’s not possible to revert to the previous version, we’d love to hear your feedback to help us improve the current experience.

If there are specific features or workflows you miss, please share them with us, and we’ll ensure your input is forwarded to our product team. You can also explore the Help Center or let us know if you’d like assistance navigating the new version—we’re here to help.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and we appreciate your patience as we work to improve the platform. 

Regards,

Chaimaa

[pattc]

I can't work with this new Express. I try to move a pic and the whole post slides to the side. Not sure what to do with it. I loved working with the old version, but I'm not savvy enough to work with this one! 

[chaimaa.7]

Hi @pattc. I’m sorry to hear about the difficulties you’re experiencing with the new Adobe Express. The issue you’re describing—where moving a picture causes the whole post to shift—could be related to the alignment or grouping of elements on your canvas. Try the following steps:

1. Check for Grouped Elements: Make sure the image isn’t grouped with other elements. Click on the image, then look for an “Ungroup” option in the toolbar.
2. Lock Background Elements: If the background or other elements are moving unintentionally, you can lock them in place. Select the element and click the lock icon in the toolbar.
3. Zoom and Drag Carefully: Zoom in to get better control when moving smaller objects.

Let us know how it goes.

Thanks ^CA