Last updated on 12 May 2026
Adobe has just launched a new subscription package for schools and universities. Students or teachers will be able to access all Creative Cloud services via shared-station licences in equipped schools.
This new licensing formula proposed by Adobe is a game changer for anyone who previously had to juggle licenses to allow members of a team of teachers or researchers in a lab to access one or more Creative Cloud applications.

The watchword is simplification with new licences grouped by computer and not by user. You will be able to install a computer license and thus give access to all the applications in the Creative Cloud. Ultra-convenient for managing the use of software in classrooms, in the library or in computer rooms.
Easier-to-manage licenses for administrators, more comprehensive for the user.
Thanks to the new licenses for shared positions. They have access to the latest versions of Creative Cloud products. Those with a free or paid Creative Cloud subscription can also connect to authorised computers to access their profile and registered work and their entire cloud. Everyone wins.
Software administrators in an institution will be able to simplify the task and:
• Create license groups based on equipment locations. A granularity in the management of licenses that will save them a lot of time.
• Know the number of students using the authorised equipment in each environment to ensure that needs are met.
But above all, this new formula guarantees them greater safety and security.be in full compliance with all new rules around data protection and privacy.
- In post-bac establishments, users will be able to create an ID adobe free and use it to connect across all services, including 2 gigas on Adobe’s cloud.
- For schools, colleges and high schools, IT managers or teachers will have to create identifiers for students. In both cases, everything is done from an administration console in French. A new license management console that gains clarity and will facilitate migration and deployment.
If they are already users of the products adobe, migration takes place in two stages. First migration of the console and then installation of the software on the workstations. The whole is well documented and should not be a problem. Once initiated, you have 30 days to complete the entire migration.
On the user side, students and teachers do not lose at the exchange rate. They will be able to:
• Access all Creative Cloud applications on all authorised equipment.
• Use adobe Portfolio to create websites and present their work.
• Find in adobe Make the perfect font for every creative project.
• Store and synchronize their work in the cloud for access wherever they are.

Flexible and affordable subscription packages to provide your students, teachers and researchers with more than 20 tools dedicated to digital creation.
Photoshop, Spark, InDesign, Premiere… The incredible wealth of Software that make up the Creative Cloud for education. You can opt for a single license and an annual or multi-year package that entitles you to use on equipment owned or leased by your establishment.
Valid for a given academy or educational institution, license forms give access to Admin Console, a web-based administration console that simplifies the centralised deployment and management of licenses.
Best of all, all users continue to benefit from free access to the Adobe Education Exchange portal, which offers your teachers free professional development resources, as well as exchanges with their colleagues. They can also fill up on ideas for their pedagogical programmes and school projects.
Link: Adobe Creative Cloud Education
You can also obtain additional information from educ@adobe.com
