Adobe portfolio space

[oilangel444]

I've changed my subscription from Adobe suite to Abode Photography and my creative cloud space has reduced. I wondered ig this woild effect my Adobe Portfolio? Is the size allocated to my Website linked to  the space available in creative cloud? 

[LinSims]

While Portfolio isn't supported on this site (http://help.myportfolio.com/), this questions sounds as if it's more about the Creative Cloud than Portfolio, so let's try you in the Creative Cloud Services forum.

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[Nancy OShea · Accepted solution]

No.  Your Portfolio site still allows 5 sites & unlimited pages.

However, your Creative Cloud storage space may have dropped, depending on which Photography Plan you enrolled in. 

Basic Photography plan for $10/month includes 20GB of cloud storage. 

1TB storage costs $10/month extra.

Your Cloud Storage includes:

Creative Cloud Assets https://assets.adobe.com
- Synced files
- Cloud documents
- Deleted files

Lightroom https://lightroom.adobe.com
- Photos
- Albums
- Edited files
- Imported files
- Deleted files

Document Cloud https://documentcloud.adobe.com
- All documents
- Starred files
- Shared files

Adobe Express (does not count against your storage quota)
- Projects
- Brand files
- Graphics
- Spark pages
- Spark Videos

Hope that helps.

[oilangel444]

Thank you 

[Nancy OShea]

You're welcome.