Adobe restructures its Creative Cloud plans in North America

Published on January 04, 2026 | Translated from Spanish
Adobe Creative Cloud interface showing the new Pro and Standard subscription plans with feature and price comparison.

Adobe Creative Cloud: When Change is the Only Constant (and More Expensive) 💸

In a move that surprised as many as an unexpected automatic charge, Adobe has decided to restructure its subscription plans in North America. The All Apps option, that unlimited buffet of creative software, will no longer be available to new diners. Current users will be "gently" upgraded to a more expensive plan, because in Adobe's world, evolution always has a price.

"It's like when your favorite restaurant replaces the set menu with more expensive à la carte options" - commented a graphic designer while reviewing his monthly budget.

The New Adobe Menu: Choose Your Pain Package

Users now face a choice worthy of an existential dilemma:

What's Really Changing

Behind the new packaging are some uncomfortable truths:

It's as if you discovered your favorite gym now charges extra to use the weights. 🏋️

Adobe Creative Cloud interface showing the new Pro and Standard subscription plans with feature and price comparison.

Tips for Navigating the Change

To avoid ending up paying more for less, consider:

Conclusion: When the Creative Cloud Has Thunder

This move by Adobe confirms that in the world of subscription software, the only guarantee is change... usually accompanied by a price increase. While the company seeks to further monetize its AI tools, users must decide whether to pay the premium or learn to live with limitations.

And if all else fails, we can always go back to pencils and paper. Although Adobe is probably already working on a premium subscription for that too. 😅