Applies to Creative Cloud for teams.
On Adobe.com, select Free Trial. To sign up, follow the steps below.
Choose the Business plan and click Continue.
Enter your email address, then select Continue.
If you are a new customer, you will use your email address to create an account. If you already have an account, you will be asked to sign in.
Enter your business info (business name and phone number) and select your preferred payment method.
Enter your payment information, and then click Agree and Subscribe to confirm purchase.
If you are a new customer, click Create password.
Then choose Complete Account to finish creating your account.
If you signed up for a Creative Cloud for teams free trial you are automatically designated the administrator (admin) of your team and assigned one of the 10 licenses provided with the free trial. Note: there is no minimum quantity of licenses required to get the benefits of a business plan.
As an administrator, you can invite up to nine other team members anytime during the 14-day free trial through the Admin Console. To add users or assign licenses to users, navigate to Admin Console > Products > Creative Cloud for teams free trial then select Add licenses or Add users.
As you invite team members, they will receive a welcome email from Adobe with a link to get started. The 14-day free trial starts when you sign up, not when the users sign in. Once they join, they have access to the Creative Cloud apps for the remaining days left in the free trial.
Here is how you and your team members can get started and access the Creative Cloud applications:
When you sign up for the Creative Cloud for teams free trial, in addition to becoming the administrator, you are also assigned a teams free trial license.
Click Download Apps in the welcome email received from Adobe to start installing the Creative Cloud apps.
The team members you invite to join the free trial, receive a similar welcome email. Clicking Download Apps in the email, new users are prompted to create an account to sign up, and users who already have an Adobe ID are prompted to sign in. After signing in, users can install the Creative Cloud apps.
Learn how to get the most out of your Creative Cloud membership.
Free trial customers can access the entire Creative Cloud for teams experience. It includes access to 20+ professional creative apps plus easy design apps like Photoshop on the web and Adobe Express, plus exclusive features for business productivity, including Adobe Admin Console, a central location for managing the Adobe entitlements across your organization as well as advanced 24x7 support.
See what is included in the Creative Cloud for teams free trial.
The free trial includes up to ten licenses, including one for the admin. To find out whether you have licenses available to assign, navigate to the Products and Services tab.
To assign more licenses, select the trial product (for example, Creative Cloud All Apps), then select Add User.
If you're the admin, you can add more licenses by navigating to Admin Console > Overview. Then, select Manage Plan > Add Licenses to add more licenses.
As the admin, you can remove licenses before the free trial ends or during your subscription. To reduce the number of licenses you’re signed up for before the free trial ends, navigate to Adobe Admin Console > Account. Select Manage Plan > Cancel Licenses, and then select the licenses you want to cancel.
Understand the impact of canceling your Creative Cloud for teams licenses.
If you're signed up for the free trial, you can cancel your plan anytime during your free trial through the Admin Console. Navigate to Adobe Admin Console > Account, select Manage Plan > Cancel trial, and then select all licenses to cancel the free trial entirely.
Cancel before your free trial ends and you won’t be charged. Understand the impact of canceling your Creative Cloud for teams licenses.
After your free trial ends, your paid subscription begins and you'll be charged for the plan selected using the payment method used at sign-up. You won't be charged if you cancel before your free trial ends.
Your free trial will convert to a paid subscription of the plan that you selected at sign-up and at the price shown when you signed up for the free trial. You can cancel up to 14 days after your paid subscription begins for a full refund.
If you decide the plan you selected at sign-up isn't the right plan for your business when your free trial ends, you can change to a different plan instead (For example, a single app plan for Photoshop) via Adobe Customer Care, and you'll only be charged for that plan.
Plan and pricing details can be found here.
See the online order and payment FAQ for payment-related queries.
Yes, users with individual subscriptions can migrate to Creative Cloud for teams without penalty. To do so, contact Customer Care for support and be prepared to provide:
At this time we only offer free trials for certain Creative Cloud for teams apps. We are consistently working on adding new offerings for our customers including free trials for additional Creative Cloud for teams apps.
