Adobe Creative Cloud “Google Documents and Slides”

On May 4 (local time), Adobe unveiled Adobe Creative Cloud, an add-on for Google Workspace, so that assets stored in the Creative Cloud library can be used directly in Google Docs and Slides.

This feature is an extension of what was released exclusively for Gmail in March 2020. Gmail could use files stored in the Creative Cloud, or Gmail could save attachments. However, only elements such as library assets, colors, character styles, and graphics that can be used in Google Docs and Slides are possible.

Using this, you can easily add a brand name to Google Docs and Slides. Compared to storing images individually, managing them in the Creative Cloud library will prevent subtly different versions of the logo from appearing. Related information can be found here.