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Save 75% on 20+ apps, including InDesign, plus Adobe Firefly creative AI for images, video and audio. Pay £16.24/moincl. VAT in the first year and £32.99/moincl. VAT thereafter.
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InDesign is available as a standalone purchase at £21.98/moincl. VAT on the Annual, billed monthly plan. However, many professionals use After Effects alongside other Creative Cloud apps such as Premiere and Photoshop. To access these apps and more, the Annual, billed monthly plan Creative Cloud Pro plan offers exceptional value – costing Regularly at £66.49/moAlternatively at £32.66/moincl. VAT for individuals during the first 3 months and £66.49/moincl. VAT thereafter. Available to new subscribers only. See terms, no price available for the first year for students and £73.33/moper licenceexcl. VAT for teams.
You can download a seven-day free trial of InDesign. The free trial is the official, full version of the app. It includes all the features and updates in the latest version of InDesign. Your trial will automatically convert to a paid Creative Cloud membership after seven days, unless you cancel before then. For a quick, easy and free online template editor, try Adobe Express.
Students and teachers save over 75% on the Creative Cloud Pro plan. Find out more about student plans here.
When you purchase a product from Adobe, a licence represents your right to use the product and any included services. For example, an InDesign for teams licence gives one person the ability to install the app on two or more computers, activate and remain signed in to the app on up to two computers and use the app on one computer at a time.
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