Now more than ever, standing out creatively is essential to online success, whether as a creator, a business owner or an individual. In this crowded environment, we are investing to bring creative capabilities to users in the websites and applications where they already work. By unveiling new embeddable and extensible surfaces and features to add to existing platforms, we are enabling partners to bring the best of our tools and content to users, making it easier and quicker to succeed.
A few years ago, we began enabling users to share links to Creative Cloud Files with their stakeholders on collaboration platforms such as Slack and JIRA. This allows users to solicit feedback from stakeholders directly, where they are already working, and for teams to stay in sync with changes as they are happening.
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Our free plan includes thousands of unique templates, design assets, Adobe Stock royalty-free photos, and more. Available on web and mobile.
More recently, we unlocked Creative Cloud Libraries integrations with third party apps, such as Mural and Camera IQ. These integrations unlock our users’ creative workflows by keeping assets at their fingertips and projects on-brand, no matter where their work happens.
Now, we are substantially expanding our embeddable offerings by making content creation available to partners for integration. Breakout EDU, a leading educational game solution for educators and students, is our first partner to bring the capabilities of Adobe Express to their platform, empowering their users’ creativity during game design. This integration will launch on Sept. 6, just in time for students to head back to the classroom.
Check out this one-minute video of Breakout’s integration of Adobe Express to see how users can supercharge their creativity, right within their game creation workflow.
“We’re thrilled to leverage the incredible tools that Adobe Express has to offer inside of Breakout EDU’s Game Design Studio to unleash even more creativity by all our game designers. Students and educators alike will be able to level up their games with this powerful and easy to use integration. Easy access to backgrounds, stock photos and icons directly in Breakout saves people from switching apps with just one integration on our part. We can’t wait to see the games users create!”
- Adam Bellow, Breakout EDU CEO
A second partner, Letter, has also embedded Adobe Express capabilities into its site and plans to launch to its user base of developers, designers, and creators this October. Letter is an email newsletter tool that offers ready-made design modules, a growing template library, and features like one click import that allow users to easily bring in content from different sources. Letter has used the Adobe Express editing features to further uplevel existing editing tools - allowing users to add background images for newsletter headers, banners, and images.
“It's amazing to have powerful features like filters and background removal right inside our newsletter builder. Embedding Adobe Express saved months (or even years) of development work for us and takes image editing in Letter to the next level - users can design newsletter banners from scratch or edit existing assets.”
- Graeme Fulton, Letter CEO
We will have more to share soon about our new creative tooling and content for partners of all sizes to embed in their websites. For partners who have users needing to stand out creatively, we are working to bring the capabilities users need right when they need them, right where they are already working.. Stay tuned to learn more about how our embed tools can help users succeed, making them more productive and more loyal customers.
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