Seniors-Graduation Info

Creative Cloud assets are anything that's stored within your Creative Cloud. You can view your assets by signing in at assets.adobe.com. These instructions do not apply to anything that's stored in your Y: drive, the student commons folder, or Google Drive.

No. Even though the free Adobe account is limited to 2GB of storage, all of your assets will be migrated over. The caveat to this is that you won't be able to add anything else to your cloud unless you upgrade to a paid account.

No. In fact, we recommend waiting until after you graduate. We keep your @student email address active for 1 month after graduation. Once you begin the asset migration process, it cannot be reversed. Assets that were in your education account will be migrated over to your new free personal account. There's no going back.

No. Unfortunately, at this time, Adobe requires a new account to be created.

Type out your full email address for the username. At the next screen, click that you're using a school account and it will redirect you to the Google sign in page.

No. This is simply a way to transfer your assets to a non-school account. After we deactivate your account, you will lose licensing for the Creative Cloud suite. You can easily download these files for future use if you plan on subscribing to Creative Cloud after high school.

We keep your account alive for 1 month after graduation. We encourage you to download any Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, etc. and store them on your computer. In addition, be sure to update any contacts that your account will be disabled and that you'll no longer be able to receive emails at this address.

You can download files individually. Or, perhaps a lot simpler, you could add all of the files/folders to a new folder. Right click on that new folder and download it.