Connect Adobe CC Libraries integrations
Curate your brand assets, color palettes, and logos using Adobe CC Libraries to keep your team visually consistent. Connecting this creative repository to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly update graphic elements, archive old drafts, and upload fresh files. Create your free Make account today to automate your creative media pipelines.
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Transform Your Workflows: Automate Adobe CC Libraries with Make
Connect Adobe CC Libraries to Make to automate asset syncing, trigger tasks in Asana or Trello, and send instant notifications to Slack or Microsoft Teams. Keep your brand assets secure and your design team aligned.
Automated Asset Syncing
Automatically import design assets from cloud storage or other design tools directly into your Adobe CC Libraries.
Streamlined Project Management
Automatically trigger tasks in Asana or Trello when design assets are updated, keeping your production pipeline moving.
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Real-Time Team Notifications
Instantly notify your team on Slack or Microsoft Teams whenever a new brand asset or style is added to your library.
Effortless Bulk Updates
Use spreadsheets to update or upload color palettes and asset details to your libraries in bulk without manual data entry.
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