Adobe Creative Cloud: What's Included and How to Choose the Right Plan

23 September 2026 — 3 min read

Creative Cloud brings together more than 20 creative apps in one licence — here's what Teams and Enterprise plans include, and how we help you license it the right way.

Adobe Creative Cloud gives your team more than 20 apps in one licence — Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, InDesign, Acrobat Pro, After Effects, Lightroom and more — plus the extras that hold a creative team together: shared colour palettes, font libraries, and a straightforward way for people to collaborate on the same project.

Generative tools built in

Every Creative Cloud plan includes Adobe Firefly, Adobe's generative AI tool. You can generate images and design variations from a text prompt, which is useful when you need options fast — a first draft, a background, a variation on a theme — before you move into the fine detail work yourself.

Built for teams, not just individuals

Shared team libraries keep your brand assets — logos, colours, templates — in one place, so everyone on the account is working from the same source rather than their own local copies. Reviews, approvals and version history stay inside the same workflow, so you're not chasing feedback across email threads.

Control over your licences

The Adobe Admin Console gives whoever manages your account a single place to add, remove and reassign licences as your team changes, plus visibility over who has access to what. That matters as much for a five-person studio as it does for a larger team spread across sites.

Teams vs Enterprise

Creative Cloud for Teams suits small and mid-sized businesses — full access to the app suite, Adobe Stock and Adobe Fonts, with 1,000 generative credits per month included. Creative Cloud for Enterprise is built for larger organisations, with 3,000 generative credits and account management suited to bigger, more complex licence structures.

Why buy Creative Cloud through us

We're an Adobe Gold Partner. That means we can help you work out which plan actually fits your team, get you set up with the right number of licences, and give you somewhere to call when you need support — rather than leaving you to work through Adobe's own sales channel alone.

Tell us how your team works and we'll help you find the right Creative Cloud plan for it.