Adobe slashes 70% off the price of Creative Cloud for a year (but only if you're in education)

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Students and teachers can save big on an all apps plan.

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Listen up all student and teacher creatives! Adobe has cut the price of its Creative Cloud All Apps plan by 70% for an entire year in both the UK and the US. This brings the monthly cost down from its usual $59.99/£56.98 to only $15.99/£16.24 if you're in education.

Adobe's subscription costs are a big issue for many creatives, so this deal will help you out for your first year of use. It's the cheapest that access to Adobe's industry standard tools tends to get, matching the Black Friday discount we saw in November. We recommend signing up by 17 February to get this Creative Cloud discount because we don't expect to see another saving this big until Black Friday.

Adobe Creative Cloud for educationSave 70% yearly

Adobe Creative Cloud for education
$15.99 per month (previously $59.99)
£16.24 per month (previously £56.98)
Save 70% yearly

The Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps suite contains many of the industry-standard tools used across the creative sectors. The software package contains Photoshop for digital art, Illustrator for vector graphics, Lightroom for photoediting, Premiere Pro for video, After Effects for animation and motion design, and much more besides. You also get access to Adobe Stock images, Firefly AI tools and cloud storage space.

Price history: Adobe runs regular discount for students, typically around 60% off an annual subscription. The Adobe Black Friday deal of 70% off was the best we saw last year.

The deal ends February 17, 2024.

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Georgia Coggan
Georgia Coggan
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Georgia has worked on Creative Bloq since 2018, and has been the site's Editor since 2022. With a specialism in branding and design, Georgia is also Programme Director of CB's award scheme – the Brand Impact Awards. As well as immersing herself with the industry through attending events like Adobe Max and the D&AD Awards and steering the site's content streams, Georgia has an eye on new commercial opportunities and ensuring they reflect the needs and interests of creatives.