CC Storage API: Your app, Creative Cloud connected.

 

Build powerful apps that work with Creative Cloud assets

The most common actions a CC Storage integration will perform is to download assets stored in Creative Cloud, or to add new content to Creative Cloud. Through RESTful endpoints, your app can interact with CC Cloud Documents, Files, Folders, Libraries, Mobile Creations, file metadata, and published links.

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Make your app an integral part of the creative workflow

No more dragging files around or emailing attachments. Get straight to the source of truth in the Creative Cloud by accessing files, libraries, and assets through the CC Storage API.

Access stored assets, or create new ones

Let your users share their creative work or modify an asset within your app. Or be the starting point for creative workflows that connect to Creative Cloud and best-of-class desktop apps like Photoshop and Illustrator.

Go Beyond Storage

The CC Storage API gives you more than storage alone. With features like file rendition, version history, and metadata API's. You can build deeper Creative cloud-integrated experiences. 

Interact with the Creative Cloud through CRUD APIs

Upload, download, browse, and archive creative assets in your users’ Creative Cloud storage.

Get renditions of Adobe file formats, like PSDs and AIs

Want to show previews of Photoshop and Illustrator files in the browser? The CC Storage API has you covered with a simple API endpoint.

Explore the version history of creative files and assets

Preview and reference previous save states of a file. Let stakeholders in the creative process see how a file has changed over time.

Work with CC Files, Libraries, Archives and more

The CC Storage API provides endpoints for all the places creative assets might be stored in the Creative Cloud.

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