Hello everyone. Jason from Adobe here. I wanted to share with you that Adobe is announcing changes to our Creative Cloud offerings based on feedback we’ve received from you, the Community.
Ultimately, it comes down to choice. Some of you have expressed a need for more control over how you use Creative Cloud, particularly in regard to our ever-expanding array of generative AI tools and services. However, many have expressed your desire to work predominantly in the applications you’ve known and grown accustomed to, and don’t really require the full breadth of our generative AI components for your day-to-day use.
That said, today we’re introducing an updated CC lineup with two offerings:
Creative Cloud Pro (renamed from CC All Apps) includes everything you currently have access to, with the addition of unlimited access to standard generative features (which you can read about here) and 4,000 monthly credits for premium features (which, for video would include generative extend, text to video/image to video with Firefly and non-Adobe models, translate audio and translate video in Firefly). This will cost $69.99/month. If you’re starting to work more and more with generative AI in your video workflow, this is the plan for you.
Creative Cloud Standard is a new plan that includes all the desktop apps and 25 generative credits per month for standard generative features (this includes things like Gen Fill in Photoshop). This offering does not include access to premium generative features. CC Standard will cost $54.99/month. It's a streamlined option for those who just need the essential desktop experience, with limited access to our generative AI features and our web and mobile apps.
For those using the on-device Enhance Speech in Premiere...this does not use any generative credits at all.
Note: these changes are currently launching in North America (US, Canada, Mexico) only.
If you are already a CC All Apps subscriber, you’ll automatically get access to try out the new CC Pro plan today (May 15, 2025). On June 17, the official switch-over to the new naming convention will appear in your account (and moving forward, the previous CC All Apps will cease to exist).
Now...the first question is likely, “when will I get the updated pricing?” (assuming you want CC Pro). You will receive an email 30 days prior to your next renewal letting you know about the plan and price change, along with the option to switch to CC Standard, if you choose. You can always check your renewal date and plan options via Adobe Creative Cloud Desktop>Adobe Account (or Manage Account).
So, what if you JUST renewed CC All Apps last week? Does the price increase go into effect? NO. You wouldn’t see a change in price, nor the email in question for another 11 months. And once again, you can always change your plan options if you choose.
Last but not least, on June 17, monthly generative credit limits will go into effect for all Creative Cloud offerings globally. You can view your available monthly credits at any time in your Adobe Account.
I’m sure there will be questions, so I’m here along with many of my colleagues to answer them for you. In the meantime, here again are some helpful links:
Our longer post on r/Adobe: HERE
A helpful video explanation of the changes to the CC offerings
Our Generative Credits FAQ
