Transferring Adobe Express Project to Creative Cloud Library without Download?

[Caitlyn29085793ff4x]

Is there any "easier" way to move a project from Adobe Express into my Creative Cloud library, other than opening the file, downloading it, navigating to the Library, then uploading the file from my computer's Downloads folder?

I'm trying to find some way for Adobe Express to "talk" to my content calendar that lives in AirTable: I'd like a way to "publish" the file and then have that create a record in AirTable that the asset is ready to be tagged to campaigns. I figured out that I can connect Adobe Creative Cloud to AirTable via Zapier and that will create a new record when a file is moved into the library, but there doesn't seem to be any easy way to save an Adobe Express file to the Creative Cloud Library except via download / re-upload. That's pretty annoying and it seems weird those systems wouldn't talk to each other, so I'm wondering if I'm missing something?

Thanks!

[thejanebradbury]

This might work for your purposes:

• With your project open, navigate to Your Stuff>Brands & Libraries and choose your Library.
• You should see an option Create a template, which will save that project to your Library. 

[Caitlyn29085793ff4x]

Thanks! But also, hmm! Such a strange workaround. Is there really nothing that's more intuitive? It seems odd that there wouldn't be a more straightforward way to push through files to share across platforms. (The ideal would be a Google Drive integration, but I see that's labeled as "coming soon.") 

[thejanebradbury]

Well, I've not found anything else but then until I saw your post I hadn't considered how useful it might be, Perhaps you already know about Uservoice? It would be a good place to make the case for better integration.
https://adobeexpress.uservoice.com/forums/951181-adobe-express-beta