All these apps are for visual creators using different media. This covers the biggest part of Adobe’s offering. I’ve organised all the Adobe software into 4 categories, which you’ll see below. So, without any further ado, here’s an Adobe software list, building on the video above to include new additions and to remove those that have been discontinued, to try and clarify things for you. (See also: what is Adobe Creative Cloud and do I need it?) This means that you can do one particular thing with several different Adobe Creative Cloud apps, but this doesn’t mean they’re the same.įor example, you can make a 2D illustration with Photoshop, but Illustrator is specially designed for vector art, so you’ll have more tools and the workflow will be easier if you do it there. Believe me, it happens.įair warning: many Adobe apps have similar functions or overlapping features. Well, you might find out that one of them is exactly what you need and that it can make your life so much simpler. So you might be thinking, why do I need to know about all of these Adobe software apps?! Even if you’re not a photographer, I’m sure you’ve heard about ‘photoshopping’ an image… Yes, it’s so popular that it became a verb. We’ve all used Adobe Acrobat to open a PDF document, for example.Īnd of course, we all know Photoshop. Adobe Express (Formerly, Spark)Īnyone who’s ever used a computer has run into at least one of these Adobe apps. Adobe Flash Builder and Flash Professional
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