Go to Admin Console > Packages > Adobe Templates.
The list of available templates is displayed.
Last updated on
Aug 3, 2026
Access pre-configured Named User Licensing packages from the Packages tab to download or customize them for deployment.
Adobe Templates are pre-configured Named User Licensing packages available in the Admin Console. These are either single-app or collection packages from Adobe, created with the default settings. You can download packages based on the available Adobe Templates or use them as a starting point to create packages.
Single-app templates include a Creative Cloud desktop-only package that installs only the Creative Cloud desktop app.
View available Adobe Templates
Use the Search box to filter templates by package name.
By default, the list of packages is paginated with up to ten packages per page.
Change the number of packages displayed on a page by choosing from the drop-down list in the lower-right corner of the list of packages.
To view the package summary, select Search details and then select Package details.
Windows package details include:
- Included apps
- Platform
- Language
- Configuration options
macOS package details include:
- Included apps
- Platform
- Language
- Package type: macOS packages are always flat (.pkg) files and cannot be extracted from the downloaded file. Configuration options are not available for these packages. To configure them, create a configuration-only package. To uninstall them, use the Adobe uninstall tool.
- Size
- SHA256 checksum
Note
Adobe Templates may not have the latest app versions because signing and notarizing the packages takes time. For the latest versions, customize a package or create a new Named User Licensing package instead.
Download an Adobe Template package
Select Search details for a package in the list of packages.
Select Download.
Select a location on your computer to save the downloaded package.
Note
Packages for non-Creative Cloud applications, such as Captivate, FrameMaker, or RoboHelp, do not include the Creative Cloud desktop application.
After you create the package, deploy the package using third-party deployment tools or manual deployment tools.
