Adobe CC platforms

[andys44292841]

I'm using Creative Cloud on an iMac.   Can it also be used on a PC, or would that require another membership?

[99jon · Accepted solution]

Yes, you are permitted two activations. Go ahead and download Creative Cloud for desktop, sign-in, go to the apps tab and install the apps you want.

Download Adobe Creative Cloud apps | Free Adobe Creative Cloud trial

[andys44292841]

To be clear, I already have a paid-for license, but can it be used on both a Mac and PC?   It's on my Mac now.  In the older versions, back in the day, you couldn't cross platforms.  Thank you

[Derek Cross]

Yep - you can have two downloads, though they shouldn't be used at the same time. They can be both Mac or both PC or one of each.

[andys44292841]

Thank you, Derek.  I was considering the purchase of an inexpensive PC laptop, but wanted to be sure this was workable.

[Derek Cross]

Might be worth checking the system requirement: InDesign system requirements

[andys44292841]

Derek, this is for Photoshop/Lightroom CC, not InDesign.   Does this still apply?  Sorry for the confusion, I just don't want to purchase a computer and find it incompatible.  Thanks.

Andy

[Barb Binder]

Yes, it does. You can install Photoshop/Lightroom on two Windows computers, two Macs or one of each.

I think you will feel better if you follow this link to Adobe's page on the Photography plan: Lightroom and Photoshop | Adobe Creative Cloud Photography plan​ and then scroll down to the bottom of the page to see this:

[andys44292841]

Thanks for the clarification.

[Barb Binder]

We are always happy to help.

~Barb