Creative cloud file size limit

6 years later and no responses nor fix for this issue, which users don't find out about until after trying to use the service. What a useless product and complete ripoff. I'll be switching to Apple's software as soon as my minimum(!) term subscription ends with Adobe. Disgusting service.

For our shop, Adobe TEAMS is primarily used for video editing.  4K files can easily be over 5GB for a quick sit down interview.  Proxies are smaller, but with 1TB of space I can afford to upload the 4K and Proxy for my team to work with and avoid all the "reattachment" issues at confrom.  DROPBOX doesn't have any of these issues.  Adobe needs to increase the size limit to at least 50GB. 

I used to have over 70+ GB of space when I was signed on as a student the later at regular rates. They took my +70 GB and reduced it to 20 GB (if memory serves) and when I complained about it they said that's just the way it is for a regular user.

So I asked them what I was supposed to do with all my files already occupying the space. They then set me back to 70+ GB.

Some months later I checked again and they set me back to 20 GB then when I asked to set it back the way it was to 70+ GB.

Now by this time I decided that it would be wiser to move all my data out from the Adobe Cloud since I could not rely on Adobe to follow their word. Considering the amount I pay monthly and the almost nothing they give for cloud space and that they recently had a share value increase of 100% or more I think they can easily afford to give their obviously dedicated customers way more cloud space. pCloud right now is offering a lifetime payment of $350 for 2TB of data. Work that out over 10 years and that is $35/year not $35/month U.S. Or $11.66/year over 30 years at less than a dollar a month. Then if you live to be 100years you might see a rate as low as a penny a day. Of course, by that time a TB may mean as much as a KB today.

But who's counting pennies certainly not Adobe, they are to busy counting dollar billions. Should not be called "Adobe Cloud" instead be called "Micro Cloud".  P.S. B for byte is normally written b or Tb instead of TB, but things do change over time:)

It is even more stuppid then I thought.

I've added my video files to lightroom, but was not able to access them from Rush or Premiere, I have 1 TB cloud storage, so I strted migrating the video files from Lightroom CC to a folder in Creative Cloud. While the video files did sync with Lightroom CC, they do not sync with Creative Cloud because of the file size limitation...... So I can sync them with Lightroom, but cant acces them then with Premiere, I can acces files on Creative Cloud folder with Premieire, but the files wont sync! WHAT ARE YOU DOING ADOBE? THIS IS FRUSTRATING!

It is so stupid, I have the 100GB space storage, but I can’t upload a 13gb video file. What’s the matter to have that bunch of space if I can’t use it on the way I want it. Come on Adobe, u guys can’t be that dumb. Fix it please.

I have a slightly different issue: I'd like to upload a 1.3GB movie file but can't through the browser.

If I install the CC App on the computer I am using, I want it to point to MY CC storage but the computer I'm using has a different Adobe account, my client's

(Nothing suspicious: I edit on my client's computer as well as my own but I upload files completed or for review into MY Adobe account, often from my client's computer - through a browser)

I'm undecided if this App will make my life more of less complicated.

john

sydney

I'm having issues adding any files over 1GB. I have 2 clips under 5GB and can't add them. And I have the Adobe Creative Cloud App installed on my desktop.

Pfff, Adobe, you did it again. Sometimes I wonder if my Creative Cloud monthly subscription is really worth it.

The storage space allocated to you depends on the type of subscription you have.

1. Individual CC has 20 GB

2. Creative Cloud photography plan has 2 GB of storage

3.Creative Cloud for Team has 100 GB.

File Storage and Quota | CCM

Regards

Rajshree