Libraries options M. Show items as icons. When you open a document containing assets that can be automatically added to a library, Photoshop prompts you to create a new library. There are four types of assets that can be automatically added to a library from a document:. You can use assets in libraries as linked assets or unlinked assets in your Photoshop documents.
Library-linked assets are instances that stay associated with the original asset in the library. When the original asset in the library is updated, its instances in your Photoshop documents are automatically updated. Any effects that you applied to the instances are retained as well. Library-linked assets are similar in their behavior to Linked Smart Objects.
Unlinked assets, on the other hand, are embedded in your Photoshop documents and are decoupled from the original asset in the library. Unlinked assets are not updated automatically when the original asset changes.
Photoshop places the asset in your Photoshop document as a new layer. The layer thumbnail displays a cloud icon indicating that the layer is linked to a library asset. Creative sync makes your libraries accessible across multiple applications, devices, and the web automatically. For cross-device syncing to work, file sync must be enabled in Creative Cloud desktop app.
You can check the status of library syncing by the Creative Cloud icon in the Libraries panel. On your local desktop machine all apps share a single local cache for your libraries data. This enables optimal use of disk space and network bandwidth as well as near-instant propagation of libraries changes between local apps, even when you are not connected to the network.
When you turn on file sync, libraries start syncing. Your libraries are kept up to date across devices. File syncing may take some time, depending on the volume of content in your libraries.
Open the file containing your assets. You can add graphics, colors, text styles, and layer styles to the library.
To learn how to create patterns, shapes, colors themes, and gradients from an image and save them to Libraries, see Use the Capture in-app extension in Photoshop. Add Character Style B. Add Layer Style C. Add Color. Layer Styles apply only to Photoshop layers. Although you can add these styles to a library, you cannot use them in other Creative Cloud desktop applications that support Creative Cloud Libraries.
You can also drag brush presets from Brush Presets panel, layers from Layers panel, colors from Swatches panel, and layers styles from Styles panel and drop them in the Libraries panel. Adobe Stock is deeply integrated with Creative Cloud Libraries. You can add a watermarked stock image to any of your libraries directly using the Adobe Stock website. You can then use the watermarked image in your Photoshop documents as a library-linked asset.
When you choose to license the image—which you can do directly from within the Libraries panel in Photoshop—all instances of the watermarked asset in your open documents are updated to the high-resolution licensed image. You can add assets from other Adobe applications, such as Adobe Illustrator, and mobile applications, such as Adobe Brush. Creative Cloud keeps all the assets in sync and you can use these assets in Photoshop.
For more information, see Apps supporting Creative Cloud Libraries. The search box in the Libraries panel enables you to search for the right asset, quickly and efficiently. You can modify your search based on the following available options:. Current Library. All Libraries. The visual search functionality in the Libraries panel lets you quickly find stock images similar to a library element. Follow these steps:. Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. Buy now.
Creative Cloud Libraries in Photoshop Search. Make it. A first look at Creative Cloud Libraries. Create a library. In the Libraries panel, select Create New Library from the pop-up menu.
Click the links below for details on how to create and use libraries in your Creative Cloud apps:. After Effects. Adobe Bridge. Adobe Fresco. Premiere Pro. Adobe XD. For step-by-step information on how to create and use Creative Cloud Libraries, see the style guide. Most mobile apps can use applicable library assets, but can't save assets to a library.
In contrast, you can't use library assets in Adobe Capture , but you can save shapes, color themes, brushes, and patterns directly to a library. The Creative Cloud desktop app is a convenient place to manage and organize your assets in a workspace that provides more elbow room than the Libraries panel in applications.
You can access Your libraries in the Files tab of the Creative Cloud desktop app. Search for an Adobe Stock image directly from the library in your Creative Cloud app. When you've found an image you like, you can do any of the following:. Drag the watermarked image from the Libraries panel to your creative project and use it as a placeholder.
License it directly in the Library panel using the cart icon. Add the watermarked image to your library using the plus sign, then license it once you are sure it is the right image.
You can go to the Adobe Stock website and save a watermarked preview of an Adobe Stock image to any of your libraries.
For more information, see Using Adobe Stock. With the Capture in-app extension in Photoshop, quickly turn images into various design elements, such as color themes, patterns, vector shapes, and gradients.
These are automatically saved to your libraries and instantly usable in your current project, or other Adobe applications. Learn more. Access assets from your Creative Cloud Libraries and the libraries shared with you within the Spark Post editor on web. Incorporate your design assets into your presentations, reports, brochures, and other collaterals. For details, see Creative Cloud Libraries for Zapier. You can share libraries with your team using the Creative Cloud website, the Creative Cloud desktop app, or any of your Creative Cloud desktop apps.
Your team members need either a free or a paid Creative Cloud membership to use Creative Cloud Libraries. When you share, you can also give them either view or edit permission. For details on sharing, see Collaborate on libraries. Creative Cloud Libraries help your team to centrally manage and distribute design and brand systems assets at scale in Adobe XD.
Learn how you can browse and save publicly available libraries in the Creative Cloud desktop app and later use them for your brand and creative projects. Learn how to export or import your Creative Cloud Libraries to your other account. Libraries support color data for a single swatch or color themes. Libraries only support process colors. Spot colors are not supported and are added as process colors to libraries. The maximum number of collaborators is regardless of whether they have view or edit capabilities.
If the library is public, it can have unlimited followers. Learn which file formats are supported by Creative Cloud Libraries.
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