Connect Adobe CC Libraries integrations
Curate your brand assets by automating Adobe CC Libraries on Make to keep style guides organized across all projects. Linking your creative elements to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly upload color palettes and share nested asset groups. Register for free today to coordinate your design elements across every campaign.
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Moves a library element to archive.
Gets an element.
Gets a list of elements in library.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Uploads an asset.
Triggers when an element has been added to library.
Triggers when a library has been created.
Triggers when an element has been updated.
Triggers when a library has been updated.
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Connect Adobe CC Libraries with Make. Sync your design assets, automate manual tasks, and improve your creative workflows.
Supercharge Your Design Workflows: Automate Adobe CC Libraries with Make
Connecting Adobe CC Libraries with Make allows you to automate asset collection, sync your project management platforms, and instantly share brand graphics with your team.
Automatically send design assets received via email, Slack, or cloud storage directly to your Adobe CC Libraries without manual downloading.
Instantly alert your team in Slack or Microsoft Teams whenever a new brand asset or color style is added to your library.
Connect your design libraries with tools like Trello or Asana to automatically update project tasks when new creative assets are ready.
Keep a secure backup of all your design assets by automatically syncing your Adobe CC Libraries with Google Drive or Dropbox.
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