ALL 50+ ADOBE APPS EXPLAINED – WHICH ONE IS BEST FOR YOU?

Adobe is famous for making some of the most intricate and creative computer applications in the world, with its most famous product, Photoshop, now even officially considered a verb in the English dictionary!

But, what other programs does Adobe make and what are they exactly used for?

Here is a list of all of Adobe's programs, including their function:

1. Adobe Photoshop – Raster graphics and photo editor.
2. Adobe Illustrator – Vector graphics editor and design program.
3. Adobe After Effects – Digital visual effects and motion graphics.
4. Adobe XD – Vector-based user experience design tool for web apps.
5. Adobe InDesign CC – Desktop publishing and typesetting software.
6. Adobe Lightroom – Organisation and image manipulation software.
7. Adobe Premiere Pro – Timeline-based video editing software.
8. Adobe Spark – Integrated suite of media creation applications for mobile and web.
9. Adobe Fresco – Free drawing and painting app.
10. Adobe Rush – All-in-one video editing app for creating on the go.
11. Adobe Dimension – 3D rendering and design software.
12. Adobe Dreamweaver – Proprietary web development tool.
13. Adobe InCopy – Professional word processor.
14. Adobe Bridge – Free digital asset management app.
15. Adobe Media Encoder – Rendering and transcode output software.
16. Adobe Prelude – Ingest and logging tool for tagging media with metadata
17. Adobe Audition – Sound editing program.
18. Adobe Flash Professional – Development of interactive flash-based content.
19. Adobe Flash Builder – Integrated development environment built on the Eclipse platform.
20. Adobe Scout – Visual profiler for Adobe Flash content.
21. Adobe Animate – Multimedia authoring and computer animation program.
22. Adobe Air – Cross-platform runtime system.
23. Adobe Character Animator – Combines live motion-capture with a multi-track recording system.
24. Adobe Fuse – 3D computer graphics software.
25. Adobe Acrobat Reader – View, create, manipulate, print and manage files in PDF.
26. Adobe Acrobat Pro – Optical character recognition system used to convert scanned files, PDF files, and image files into editable documents.
27. Adobe Creative Cloud – Set of applications and services from Adobe.
28. Adobe Stock – Service that provides designers and businesses with access to millions of high-quality curated and royalty-free content.
29. Adobe Typekit – Online service which offers a subscription library of fonts.
30. Adobe Behance – Social media platform used to showcase and discover creative work.
31. Adobe Portfolio – Online website platform to display your images in stunning galleries.
32. Adobe Photoshop Elements – Scaled down version of Photoshop CC.
33. Adobe Premiere Elements – Scaled down version of Premiere Pro CC.
34. Adobe Cold Fusion – Commercial rapid web application development computing platform.
35. Adobe Experience Cloud – A collection of integrated online marketing and web analytics products.
36. Adobe Photoshop Express – Mobile version of Photoshop CC.
37. Adobe Premiere Clip – Mobile version of Premiere Pro.
38. Adobe Illustrator Draw – Mobile version of Illustrator CC.
39. Adobe Lightroom Mobile – Mobile version of Lightroom Classic CC.
40. Adobe Capture – Gives you the power to create production-ready colour themes, patterns, vector-based shapes, 3D materials, type, and custom brushes.
41. Adobe Aero – Augmented reality authoring and publishing tool.
42. Adobe Scan – Turns your device into a powerful portable scanner that recognises text automatically.
43. Adobe RoboHelp – Help authoring tool.
44. Adobe Presenter – eLearning software solution.
45. Adobe Captivate – Authoring tool that is used for creating eLearning content such as software demonstrations, software simulations, branched scenarios, and randomised quizzes in Shockwave Flash and HTML5 formats.
46. Adobe Framemaker – Document processor designed for writing and editing large or complex documents, including structured documents.
47. Adobe Speedgrade – Colour grading application that delivers layer-based colour correction and looks design tools.
48. Adobe Encore – DVD menu, titles and chapters creator and burner.
49. Adobe Story Plus – Script development tool.
50. Adobe Muse – Offline website builder used to create fixed, fluid, or adaptive websites.
51. Adobe Fireworks – Bitmap and vector graphics editor.
52. Adobe Camera Raw – Photographic digital negative editor.
53. Adobe DNG Converter – Converts native RAW image formats into universal DNG files.

Take a look at the video below by YouTube channel, Humtog, on All 50+ Adobe Apps Explained In 10 Minutes.