- Introduction
- Aero desktop
- Aero Player (Beta) on Android
- Preparing assets for Adobe Aero
- Import AR-ready assets
- Design AR experiences
- Export and share
- Cloud documents and storage
- Examples, ideas, and inspirations
Adobe Aero will be discontinued on iOS, Android, and Creative Cloud Desktop effective November 6, 2025. Existing users can access the application and download their content until December 3, 2025. For more information, see Aero End of Support FAQs.
Learn what's new in the latest release of Aero.
November 2023 release
Location achors let you place your experience at a real-world location by simple selecting a location on a 3D map. Adobe Aero leverages Google's Geospatial Creator to accurately place and orient a location anchored experience in the real-world.
You can now select your anchor type when creating a new Adobe Aero project. New visuals and a brief description about what each anchor type is for will help you confidently choose the right anchor type.
July 2023 release
iOS version 2.23.6, Desktop version 0.23.4
Dark Mode
Dark mode is now enabled by default on desktop. You can switch between light and dark mode in Aero’s preferences.
Set any imported, non-animated 3D asset as a mask object. Mask objects aren’t visible to viewers and block any other assets that are behind it. You can use mask objects to create holes in the groud or basic portals.
Set any imported 3D asset to be a reference object. Reference objects are visible when creating and previewing in Aero but are not included when your scene is shared.
Choose if an asset casts shadows, receives shadow, casts AND receives shadows or neither! These new object properties help create more realistic AR experiences.
October 2022 release
iOS version 2.18, Desktop version 0.18
An app clip is a lightweight version of an app which lets users experience some of the app’s functionality without needing to download and install the full app. Aero provides a lightweight viewer as an app clip
