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Adobe Creative Cloud Integrates With Google Docs, Slides To Easily Access Assets

By Alexa Heah, 05 May 2021

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Starting today, Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries is now integrated with Google Workspace’s Docs and Slides, allowing users to seamlessly access and use elements like brand colors, character styles, and graphics.

This adds to the Creative Cloud’s existing integration with Gmail, so it’s now even smoother for teams across the world to share ideas and collaborate using existing brand assets.

Plus, Adobe has also launched a new ‘Adobe Fonts Recommendation’ feature, which helps suggest similar or complementary typefaces when you’re creating a presentation. You’ll never have to worry about clashing fonts again by browsing the recommended fonts at the top of a font family page.

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For more details about the new changes, visit here.





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