Adobe Creative Cloud Suite
Adobe Creative Cloud Suite is a subscription-based software service that allows users to access a collection of Adobe software for graphic design, video editing, web development, photography, and cloud services.
The Creative Cloud suite (all applications) includes the following applications:
- Acrobat Pro
- After Effects
- Audition
- Animate
- Dreamweaver
- Illustrator
- InCopy
- InDesign
- Photoshop
- Premiere Pro
And more! For a complete list, visit Adobe.
The Creative Cloud named user license also includes 200 million “standard” Adobe Stock images. It does not include “Premium” stock images. With the UW Adobe CC license, you can purchase premium Adobe Stock assets using Pro-card. If you need many premium assets, please contact CDW-G with the request for “Stock for Teams.”
Acrobat Pro DC is also available as a single application.
Note: For other Adobe individual titles, contact CDW-G.
How to Get Adobe Creative Cloud Suite
Faculty, Staff, or UW-Owned Lab Computers
- Named User Licenses are available for purchase for faculty and staff
- Shared Device Licenses are available for purchase for lab computers
- Purchase requires valid UW worktags and authorization from a budget approver.
- No Procurement cards or direct sales to individuals are available.
- Adobe Creative Cloud Suite is available through an annual subscription, with the license period running from July 1 through June 30.
- UW-IT cannot prorate or refund the cost of the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite license subscription
- UW-IT will automatically bill for the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite license in the next license cycle.
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License Details
- Named User Licenses are assigned to individuals. Creative Cloud applications may be installed on multiple devices, but the named user can only use them on one device at a time.
- An individual license can not be assigned to a shared UW NetID.
- UW-IT’s annual subscription billing is automatic: UW-IT will automatically bill your UW funding source for this software subscription in the next license term, which begins every (fiscal) year on July 1.
- Do you need to reassign the license to another person? You can make a reassignment request anytime during the subscription period by going to Manage My Subscriptions and completing the request form to transfer the subscription.
- Should you need to cancel the subscription: If you decide not to continue with another subscription term, you can stop UW-IT’s automatic billing and cancel the subscription. Canceling means your subscription will end on June 30. Use the Manage My Subscription Form, and do so no later than June 1.
Additional Information
- For any other questions, email: help@uw.edu
- For technical support, visit the Adobe Help Center
- For free tutorials, visit Creative Cloud tutorials
- Log into adobe.com with your UW NetID@uw.edu credentials. If prompted, choose “University of Washington” and see the applications available for download.
- You can install your applications on multiple computers
- You can remain signed in to the apps on up to 2 computers
- You can use your app on only one computer at a time
- Yes
- No
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- The license can be canceled using the Manage My Subscription Form. (Please read all the details related to cancellation.)
- Employee licenses can be transferred to another user at your request.
- Yes. Your shared device license product profile administrator should
- First, use the Adobe License Utility tool to remove the license from the existing device.
- Then, you may use the license on a new device.
- You can view a complete list on Adobe’s website: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/all-apps.html.
- A user with an existing Adobe named user license purchased via UW IT should use the “Enterprise ID (Company or School)” option to sign in to Adobe on the device with Adobe Shared Device License.
- If you do not have an Adobe “named user” license purchased via UW IT, you must sign in with “Adobe ID.” Adobe issues a free Adobe ID unrelated to the University of Washington. It is your personal account. Do NOT use UW NetID and UW email addresses to create your personal Adobe ID. You can create an Adobe ID here: https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/using/create-update-adobe-id.html.
- This is a known issue. Adobe recommends using Lightroom Classic as a workaround.
Quick Facts
Available for
Platform
PC, Mac, iOS, Android, Web BrowserCost
Named User License: $175 annually
Shared Device License: $270 annually
All sales are final.