Files in the Creative Cloud Files local folder will no longer be copied to cloud storage, and those copies in cloud storage will be deleted. Starting February 1, 2024, Adobe will begin discontinuation of the Creative Cloud desktop synchronization service and the folder and file sharing capabilities of Creative Cloud Synced files. None of these cloud storage solutions are impacted by this change.Īs a personal user, if you have content in your local Creative Cloud Files folder and have file syncing turned on, have files uploaded directly to the Creative Cloud website Synced files tab, or rely on Creative Cloud Synced files for folder and file sharing, you'll be impacted in the following manner: Creative Cloud Synced files are also integrated into some of Adobe’s mobile applications, including Photoshop, Express, Rush, and Fresco, as a vehicle to transfer files across devices.Īfter Synced files are discontinued, new Creative Cloud personal users (free and paid) will no longer have the option to utilize Creative Cloud file syncing and related cloud storage for file-based assets.Īdobe continues to offer and support cloud storage and syncing across Creative Cloud with Cloud Documents, Creative Cloud Libraries, Lightroom Cloud storage, and Frame.io cloud storage.

Folders and files synced to Creative Cloud through these means may also be shared with other Creative Cloud users. You can access those files locally on the device in a folder named Creative Cloud Files or through the Creative Cloud website within the Launch More menu (from the Synced files option). The contents of this folder can be synced (copied) to the user's cloud storage via a process that runs on the local device. Creative Cloud has enabled personal users to save files on their local devices in a folder called Creative Cloud Files.

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