Feature Requests

In order to monitor the utility of these expensive licenses I'd like to be able to pull a report to show usage across the CC apps.  Knowing what users are benefiting from this license would enable us to target our spend appropriately. 

Combine the six or so'helper apps' into one app please. At leaat under macOS, all of these just add to clutter.

Please add List view to folders that are shared via a link so recipients can read the entire file name. I often have many videos that are similar and the part of the file name that differentiates them is not seen on the truncated file name that appears on Thumbnail view. 

яHello Behance Team,I’m a professional designer from Ukraine, and I’ve been using Behance for years as a key platform to showcase my work and connect with international clients.Unfortunately, the “Send Proposal” and payment features are not available for Ukrainian users, as our country is not currently listed among the supported regions for Behance Payments.However, PayPal already operates in Ukraine, and many Ukrainian creatives work internationally, successfully receiving payments through verified PayPal business accounts.We kindly ask the Behance and Adobe teams to consider adding Ukraine to the list of supported countries for freelance payments and proposals.This would empower a large and active creative community here to collaborate safely and officially through Behance.Ukraine has thousands of verified professionals who already use Behance daily — designers, illustrators, photographers, and motion artists — and many of us rely on this platform for global visibility.Thank you for

Hi Team,it would be really useful to have a switch in AdobeUpdateServerSetupTool.exe to download only Windows OS related sources.It would save a lot of time and storage for companies using the AUSST solution for Windows platform only.Thank you for considering this.

We create custom shortcuts, brushes, and workspaces in Photoshop; we install plugins or set up LUTs in After Effects or Premiere, but none of these personalizations can be saved to the Cloud. The fact that they aren't saved is one problem, but the occasional updates completely resetting them is a problem of a totally different magnitude. When we sign in on a new device, being prompted for the automatic synchronization of our settings, workspaces, or plugins is not a luxury—it is a fundamental necessity that has been needed for a long time.I hope that for 2026, this development becomes the highest priority item on your roadmap, finally putting an end to this irony

When users of MacOS devices attempt to sign in with the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application and signing in with DUO authentication set to block sign ins with unsuporrter OS or unknown OS', DUO will block Adobe Creative Cloud deskt top app sign in with an error for "Unknown OS" (even if running the most current MacOS). Alternatively, signing in with the web browser option, passes this DUO security check. Also of note, the same issue is not found on the Windows Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app when signing in with DUO. This leads me to believe the Adobe CC imbedded web app for the Creative Cloud app on the Mac either does not allow DUO to view the OS version, or repersents itself as a generic OS to DUO.  My request is for Adobe to update this Mac Adobe Creative Cloud desktop application to allow DUO to verify the MacOS version as the Windows version of Creative Cloud desktop app does. When requesting support on this matter, Adobe support suggested using the web browse

It is baffling to me in 2024, that one of the biggest media production suites, has such a terrible Install / Update experience. Simply put, when one of my Adobe Apps receive an update, I want to be able to know whether I can commit to an update or leave it for some other time where my PC will have *supposedly enough* idle time for the update. I do not want to gamble whether Adobe CC Client can finish a given update, by the time I complete my other tasks elsewhere. Some must have, basic features that are software industry standards for ages: - Show users the update size for the software in Adobe CC Client. I want to know whether the update is a 5 minute patch, or a 30+ minute feature update. No, stating "Improvements to the Text Based Editing process and speed using AI features" does not give me an idea.  - Allow users to "Pause" updates. Currently, the only option is to "Stop" the update, which cancels it out entirely, removing the already downloaded files, req

I wrote this even before Affinity was born... but the principle is the same and I thank Affinity for making this happen. All Adobe applications have interfaces that may communicate with each other. If Adobe managed a file with the .rev extension (just an example)... a sort of PDF that includes everything: images, links to vectors... videos... we wouldn't need a suite, but a single program with increasing functions. If I join the full plan, my (only) program does all the tasks.therefore we would have a single program with increasing functionality. Imagine a printout without links.When I insert the image, it is included in .rev. If I need to process it, I process it in the document with the photo editing functions. why have Premiere and After Effects when the .rev file handles everything?Again... why have to provide a pdf when the .rev file would contain all kinds of information?This is what I asked Adobe and this I will continue to ask. When I open Indesign... when I open Illustrat

We create custom shortcuts, brushes, and workspaces in Photoshop; we install plugins or set up LUTs in After Effects or Premiere, but none of these personalizations can be saved to the Cloud. The fact that they aren't saved is one problem, but the occasional updates completely resetting them is a problem of a totally different magnitude. When we sign in on a new device, being prompted for the automatic synchronization of our settings, workspaces, or plugins is not a luxury—it is a fundamental necessity that has been needed for a long time.I hope that for 2026, this development becomes the highest priority item on your roadmap, finally putting an end to this irony

Right now, Adobe only offers the option to use Adobe Account Access for app-based MFA. I'm sure I'm not alone when I say that I want to keep my logins under one MFA app as much as possible. Adobe should allow users to connect their accounts to third-party authenticator apps like Duo Mobile, Authy, LastPass Authenticator, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, etc.

Estimado equipo de Adobe,Solicito que se implemente una opción en la gestión de cuentas y suscripciones para desactivar la renovación automática de los planes, sin tener que cancelar completamente el servicio ni asumir penalizaciones por cancelación anticipada.Creo que muchos usuarios agradeceríamos la posibilidad de mantener nuestra suscripción activa hasta el final del periodo contratado, pero evitar automáticamente el siguiente cobro o renovación si así lo decidimos. Esta función aportaría transparencia y flexibilidad al usuario y evitaría confusiones o cargos no deseados.Gracias por tener en cuenta esta mejora en la experiencia de usuario.

As lens and camera serial numbers are embedded in the raw metadata, when equipment is reported as stolen, photos with those serial numbers taken after the date of the theft should be blocked from being imported into lightroom or Photoshop

Hundreds have people have requested native support for Linux (not cloud software - local installs) but IMO it deserves a renewed look specifically now because of the end of windows 10 support. Older Windows 10 computers without upgraded TPM cannot move to Windows 11, and the remaining best option is Desktop Linux. However, for creative users this will would be a lot easier with support from Adobe for CC on Linux. The next best alternative is to move away from Photoshop and CC altogether and to move to other softwares. This is not an idea solution for Adobe nor for customers, and this is something many people have been asking for over a rather long time. ...if there was ever a right time for this, it is now. 

Adobe CC authentication is too strict and/or broken. Each time I reboot or windows reboots for updates I have to sign back in to use any app. Not only that fails to recognize it's a device that's already been signed into.  I can't tell you how frustrating this process is, especially when I just want to read a PDF. It's not only reboots but extended time where my system is on and I run an adobe app, though it's gauranteed to do this after a reboot.  There has to be a better way to manage this so I'm not signing in multiple times a week just to use these apps.  This was a problem I complained about a couple years back and it improved. It's back and worse than ever.  

While generally I've only lurked the Adobe forums I've finally worked up guts to post this. I also know that about every 1-2 months this question is asked but I think it deserves a another go around.   My premises is this:   Adobe joined the Linux Foundation in 2008 for a focus on Linux for Web 2.0  Applications like Adobe® Flash® Player and Adobe AIR™. Currently Adobe holds a silver membership status with the Linux Foundation. So why in the world do they not have any Creative Cloud Programs available in Linux without the need for WINE and other such workarounds. I think it's a sucky move to support the Linux Foundation and use Linux in the back-end while not doing anything to support actual Linux users who have for at least a decade requested Adobe desktop products on Linux. Sure it's going to take a lot of manpower, financial resources, etc. But to truly support Linux and the Linux Foundation I think it's necessary that y'all do make things like Photoshop and Lightroom

Adobe “Essentials” for Long-Time Users Subject: Proposal for Adobe “Essentials” Versions of Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign Dear Adobe Team, I have been an Adobe customer for decades and continue to use Acrobat, Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign almost daily on a part time basis. I’m 73 years old and semi-retired, but I still design logos, ads, brochures, and identities for national and local clients. Adobe remains the clear pathway for producing professional files for print and advertising. My challenge is that Creative Cloud has become increasingly focused on AI, social media, and features I don’t use. At this stage of my career, I don’t need every update or the full Creative Cloud suite. What I value most is stability, file compatibility, and the essential tools I’ve used for years. I would like to suggest that Adobe consider releasing “Essentials” versions of Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign: Core tools only – logo, layout, photo editing, type, and print prep. No AI, s

Hi Adobe, a request please to offer a perpetual license for Photoshop etc as you used to offer with a fee for upgrades every so often. If it helps I have been using Photoshop for 25yrs. Every company is subscription only and quite frankly it is out of control especially now with price increases. At least Capture One is offering a perpetual license. Time to listen to your customers, thank you. 

To simplicity managment of administrators in one place, it would be ideal if we could manage administrators in the Adobe Admin console in the same way we manage Licence assignment when syncing identities from Azure AD To be more specific, it would be ideal if we could automatically set all users that are in a specific Group that is synced from Azure AD as administrators (or any othe role) automatically in the Adobe Admin portal the same way we are able to assign licneces. The current proces involves syncing users to the Adobe Admin portal (via a dedicated group) and then manually assigning the administrator role once the user has syncronised. In a large organisation with many technical staff (oftent transient) that often need to log into the Adobe portal to troubleshoot this it means we need to remember to manually provsion each user instead of just letting our identiy managment platform handle that automatically.  

As a professional graphic designer since 1998 — over 25 years using your tools — I am writing to you with profound indignation and disappointment at the direction the company has taken with the Adobe Creative Cloud business model.For more than two decades, I have been a faithful user of your products. I have invested not only money, but time, knowledge, and constant feedback that contributed to the evolution and improvement of the tools that made Adobe the technological giant it is today. I actively participated in the creative community that tested, suggested improvements, promoted, and defended your products among colleagues and students.This historical loyalty is now being completely disrespected.The current mandatory subscription model — which forces me to pay for an expensive complete package to access only 2 or 3 applications I actually use — is an affront to all professionals who built the solid foundation of your company. It is unacceptable that, after decades of investment and

Dear Adobe Team,I would like to kindly request the addition of a much-needed feature in Adobe Premiere Pro: the ability to move the timeline by pressing and holding the middle mouse button.The idea is simple — when pressing the middle mouse button, the cursor should change to the “hand” icon, allowing the user to freely drag the timeline horizontally (left or right) or even vertically, just like in After Effects or Illustrator.Currently, working in Premiere Pro without this feature feels extremely inconvenient and slows down the editing workflow. It is surprising that such a basic and highly useful navigation tool, which has existed in After Effects and Illustrator for many years, is still not available in Premiere Pro.Adding this feature would greatly improve the user experience, making editing faster, more intuitive, and consistent across Adobe applications.Thank you for your attention to this request. I strongly believe that this small but powerful improvement would be greatly appre

Our company uses Dropbox for all file storage and collaboration. Each project is saved in its own structured Dropbox folder. When exporting assets, we want to ensure they stay within the correct project folder — but currently, Adobe apps (like XD, Illustrator, etc.) default to the last-used export folder, which often results in assets being exported to the wrong location, overwritten files, broken file links, etc.This affects efficiency and increases the chance of user error, especially in team environments.It would be great if files exported by default to the intended folder, or if a preference was allowed (either globally or per app)Thank you!

When downloading and starting the installer for the Creative Cloud desktop app, there should be a simple drop down menu to change the language of the install and the Creative Cloud app. Reasons why:- As a professional, i rarely (if ever) google anything in my native language. If i have a problem or need help with professional software, i google it in english. The communities, forums, subreddits, youtube channels etc. are usually communicating in english. That is why i need the creative cloud desktop app to be in english.- The apps themselves can be installed in english. The creative cloud desktop app should not be an exception.- Some users will set language options to different than OS default in order to learn languages. I like having any professional apps in english to more effectively communicate to english speaking colleagues. If i have to translate terms from my native language in the desktop app to english, i might mess it up.- Helping other colleagues/students with their wo

Right now it's only possible to change the language of the installed apps, such as Illustrator, but not the Creative Cloud app itself.

I prefer it in english, because of its wild cryptic Turkish and finding help in english is easier.Also there are million scenarios in both personal and business use, which a program that central to applications must have a configurable language selection.