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Creative Cloud Market - where is it??

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November 26, 2019
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I have no idea how to find Creative Cloud Market any more since CC upgraded itself to a desktop application. It doesn't appear to be online either. It is a valuable resource to which I myself and thousands of others contributed free of charge and now it seems like we are locked out. Or am I missing something? Where do I find it now?

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Correct answer dv8kiwi

Open Adobe Sketch on your phone or iPad and create an image layer. Select “From Market” from the pop-up menu
Select a category > Select an image > Click the Download button.
A list of all of the folders in your Creative Cloud library will show up. Select the one you want. I created one called “Market Place” — it’s not there by default.
You can now find them in your Desktop apps from the Creative Cloud Library panel.

~ Jane

Thanks for your efforts. But "From Market" is not there in the first place, when adding a new image layer (screenshot below). Only "Adobe Stock".

If Adobe is once again favoring Apple over Android, it sucks. How much are they being paid I wonder?

And why can't they just make this available online to Creative Cloud customers as before? It feels like we are being locked out of our own resource.

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I guess you haven't upgraded in a while. Market was removed from CC desktop app version 4.8 onwards. The Market assets were moved to Adobe Stock.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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Thanks Nancy. I have, which is why I can't find it.

A lot of us contributed to a wealth of free images. So is Adobe profiting from them on Stock now?

It used to be a fantastic shared resource. Obviously didn't make money for Adobe though.

Hmmm.

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As far as I know, Market assets are still free.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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in the app's search field type whatever you're seeking.

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See this tutorial here:

This does not exist. How do we do this now?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93S7fo84Wlk