Setting up your brand kit and brand libraries in Adobe Express.
Creative Cloud Libraries stores all your brand’s key elements in one place. Learn how to create, share and design custom kits for effective team collaboration with Adobe Express.
Learn how to set up your own Adobe Express brand kit.
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Add logos, colours and fonts to your Adobe Express brand library.
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Share your brand library with team members for easy collaboration.
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Editable brand library assets, logos and more.
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Save, share and use brand templates as and when needed.
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Lock your templates to enforce brand guardrails.
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Summary
Keep your business on brand with Adobe Express and the Creative Cloud Libraries. Use your collaborative efforts to spark ideas and align your core values for consistent messaging.
With this Adobe Express brand kit tool, you can customise and collate your brand’s key components. Organise your logo, fonts, graphics and colours to share across teams, and collaborate for comments and approvals.
Ready to create a brand style template with ready-to-use assets? Let’s take a look at how Adobe Express can help.
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Learn how to set up your own Adobe Express brand kit.
Add logos, colours and fonts to your Adobe Express brand library.
Use Adobe Express for Business to build your own Creative Cloud Libraries, where you can store all your brand’s creative elements and enjoy quick and easy access.
Setting up brand libraries in Adobe Express is simple. Just head to your desktop, select “Files”, then click “New Library”. Give it a name, then you can start adding your assets by uploading them or dragging them directly into the library.
Organisation has never been easier, too. If you have multiple assets, you can group them by elements, whether that’s different logos, colour palettes, imagery, typography, or key assets.
Best of all, these can be easily updated and reflected in your branded templates – so your creatives are always up to date.
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Share your brand library with team members for easy collaboration.
Build a cohesive brand identity that the entire business can leverage with the click of a button. With Adobe Express, you can easily share your brand library or project for effective cross-team collaboration to optimise your marketing efforts. For example, sharing your current business flyer templates with your sales team for an upcoming launch event.
Simply access your library, click “Share”, then invite team members with their email address or via a link. You can also edit your permissions to allow them to comment or co-edit your designs in real time. Sharing projects in Adobe Express can ensure solid branding across the funnel.
Save, share and use brand templates as and when needed.
You no longer need to create designs from scratch. Setting up brand templates can ensure consistent branding to fit your marketing materials. Select the icon with three dots and click “Make a template”. Choose a template name, add a note for instructions or directions, and save it to a Brand or Library.
Alternatively, choose an existing template in the Adobe Express library and make it your own. Select the template that resonates with you and click “Start a new file”. From there, you can download or share with your team for creation.
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Lock your templates to enforce brand guardrails.
During the editing process, some elements are better left untouched – whether it’s graphic positioning or font alignment. Template locking keeps these specific components in place, allowing users to edit other parts of the design without worry.
Right-click on the element you wish to lock and select “Lock”. The padlock symbol will appear on the element’s border. That means the design can stay consistent and cohesive across all your marketing materials.
Creative Cloud Libraries allows you to keep the latest creative elements accessible across your business. Sign up for Adobe Express for Business today to scale your content easily while staying on brand.
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