Find and export
your Adobe Creative Cloud data.

1. 1Use a system or storage administrator account in Adobe Admin Console.
2. 2Open Storage and record consumed storage, keeping the allocated quota separate.
3. 3Generate the user-folder storage report and review active and inactive user folders.
4. 4Identify relevant local or file-server projects outside the Adobe cloud figure.

Report in GB, separating cloud-held and locally stored projects. Describe native creative files, libraries and rendered media.

Give the oldest retained work and the contributing staff, including retained inactive-user folders.

1. 1Have active users download the required cloud content through its supported application or storage controls.
2. 2Collect the corresponding local project folders and dependent assets.
3. 3For inactive users, ask an administrator about asset reclamation and transfer to an authorized active user.
4. 4Download the resulting archives and check their contents against the requested scope.

Reclamation and transfer coverage depend on the organization's storage setup. Confirm the content included before relying on that archive.

Keep native project files and dependent assets together so the collection remains understandable.

Creative projects can connect original assets with the edits and outputs a team produces.

Project organization and selected working versions can explain the steps behind a visual deliverable.

Choose projects and assets in scope, reviewing client rights, third-party media and licensed fonts or stock content.

Telegraph Lab reviews the proposed material with you and agrees how sensitive information will be handled. Preparation can include excluding material, redacting details and replacing personal identifiers. Your company keeps ownership; the licensing agreement defines the material, permitted uses and authorized recipients.