Creative Cloud Spaces (beta) are a shared place that brings content and context together, where everyone on your team can access and organize files, libraries, and links in a centralized location.

You’ll also be able to make basic edits without having to download or launch the apps. Your collaborators can open and view your work in the browser and provide feedback. Extending Illustrator and Photoshop to the web (beta) will help you share creative work from the Illustrator and Photoshop desktop and iPad apps for commenting.In support of that vision, we’re announcing new ways for you and your team to collaborate, bring others into the creative process, and get aligned on a cohesive creative vision - all in Creative Cloud: You can hear more about our vision and watch the MAX keynote here. That’s why today, at Adobe MAX 2021, we have shared a vision for the next evolution of Creative Cloud - one that is as much about connecting with one another as it is about creative tools. And as creativity adapts to these changes, it’s essential that we make it easy for people to create and work together with their collaborators and stakeholders, no matter how they want to work.

And, especially in light of the pandemic, we’re creating in completely new environments, working on distributed teams with hybrid workflows.Īt Adobe, our mission is to empower creativity for all. Our workflows are more collaborative, involving a whole host of stakeholders and feedback cycles. We are creating on new and different devices and platforms and across different geographies and time zones.

It’s critical to how we connect with one another, share ideas, learn new information, and move business forward in an increasingly noisy world.īut the way we create has changed dramatically over the past few years. Bringing teams together in Creative Cloud at Adobe MAX 2021Ĭreativity has never been more important in our lives.

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