Adobe Creative Cloud outage history

Adobe Creative Cloud experienced a brief degradation that affected Photoshop and the Photoshop API. The issue began at 8:51 PM UTC when the Photoshop components moved to a degraded state, which could have caused slower performance or intermittent failures for Photoshop workflows. The degradation persisted for a couple of hours and was resolved by 11:01 PM UTC when the components returned to normal.

Status updates indicated the affected components, Photoshop and the Photoshop API, transitioned from degraded to normal as services were restored. The incident appears contained to that window with the service now fully operational again.

Photoshop and the Photoshop API on Adobe Creative Cloud experienced a brief degradation in performance, with users potentially noticing slower editing or intermittent issues. The degradation began at 6:51 PM UTC and was resolved by 8:11 PM UTC, lasting a little over an hour. Adobe's status updates noted a temporary degradation for Photoshop and the Photoshop API and confirmed a return to normal once the incident concluded.

Adobe Creative Cloud briefly experienced degraded performance affecting the CC Community and Adobe Stock components. Impact began at 10:56 PM UTC when these components moved to a warning state, and services were restored by 12:36 AM UTC, after about 1 hour and 40 minutes.

Adobe's status updates documented the brief disruption, noting the CC Community and Adobe Stock components transitioning from up to warn and back to up as the issue was resolved.

An outage affected Adobe Express / Adobe Express Web within Adobe Creative Cloud, beginning around 5:56 AM UTC when the Express Web component transitioned to unavailable. Users experienced issues with uploading videos for captioning and remaining signed in, with new reports arriving around 7:30 AM UTC and 8:30 AM UTC. The service remained impacted for a little over three hours and was restored by 9:06 AM UTC. The incident reflects a temporary disruption limited to the Express Web workflow rather than the entire Creative Cloud suite.

Adobe Creative Cloud briefly experienced degraded performance affecting Photoshop API and Lightroom Web. The degradation began for Photoshop API at 3:36 PM UTC and Lightroom Web followed with degraded behavior at 3:51 PM UTC. Normal service for both components was restored by 3:56 PM UTC, in a window of roughly 20 minutes. The incident appeared limited to these two components.

Adobe Creative Cloud reported a brief degraded state affecting CC Community / Adobe Stock and CC Community / Behance. The degradation began at 6:57 PM UTC and the affected components returned to normal by 8:41 PM UTC. The issue was contained to those components within the CC Community and did not indicate a full service outage. Users may have experienced intermittent access or slower performance when using Adobe Stock and Behance during the incident.

Adobe's Creative Cloud status page showed the affected components moving from up to warn and back to up, signaling a short-lived disruption before services stabilized.

Adobe Creative Cloud experienced a partial outage beginning at 3:26 PM UTC when CC Community / Behance went offline, with Digital Video & Audio / Video/Audio APIs following at 3:31 PM UTC. The disruptions affected creative workflows, including access to Behance content and media processing features. A user reported at 3:30 PM UTC that they could not download to PDF from Adobe Express, illustrating frontline impact on exporting and sharing work.

Adobe’s status updates indicated restoration for both components, with CC Community / Behance and Digital Video & Audio / Video/Audio APIs returning to normal by 5:16 PM UTC. The incident lasted roughly two hours, during which affected features were intermittently unavailable or degraded. The outage drew limited user reports, suggesting a narrow scope of impact within Creative Cloud services rather than a platform-wide failure.

Users of Adobe Creative Cloud faced a brief degradation affecting Firefly Website, Firefly Boards, and Lightroom Desktop. The issue began at 1:46 PM UTC and caused degraded access for these components for a short period before services returned to normal. By 2:02 PM UTC, all affected components were restored to their usual availability, following status updates that indicated a temporary transition from up to warn and back to up.

Users experienced downtime affecting Lightroom and Lightroom Mobile within Adobe Creative Cloud. The incident began at 7:31 AM UTC and was resolved by 8:26 AM UTC, lasting about 55 minutes. During this period, Lightroom components were unavailable or unresponsive for some users. The status page documented the outage for Lightroom / Lightroom Mobile, with services returning to normal after the window.

The service returned to normal after the disruption, with Lightroom / Lightroom Mobile showing as back online on the status page and users able to resume work without further incident.

Adobe Creative Cloud experienced a brief degraded performance affecting the CC Community and Adobe Stock components. Users may have encountered slower access to community features and stock assets during the incident window. The degradation began at 5:06 AM UTC and was resolved by 5:41 AM UTC, a period of roughly 35 minutes, after which services returned to normal. Adobe's status updates described a temporary degraded state for these components and then full restoration of service.