How To Get Adobe Student Discount

Adobe's best ever student discount knocks 70% off Creative Cloud!

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An Adobe student discount is, well, pretty darn impressive. Committed to making sure students have access to the apps they want to learn, Adobe, as standard, offers a discount of over 50 percent to anyone studying who wants access to its creative suite. But right now, that deal is even better, with Adobe offering a further 19 percent off the price of a Creative Cloud subscription. That means students can now get every Adobe app they could possibly want for just $15.99 / £13.15 / €15.60 a month.

Add all that up and it's a saving of over 70 percent the full price of the Adobe Creative Cloud suite. An all-apps Creative Cloud subscription gives you access to every Adobe app you might need, including Illustrator, Photoshop, Adobe XD for prototyping, After Effects for motion graphics and Adobe Dimension 3D images. Need some equipment to work with? Don't miss our pick of the best Apple Black Friday and Black Friday drawing tablet deals.

Note that when the deal above expires after the first year, you'll still receive a discount on the full price of a subscription, paying US $29.99 per month in the US and £24.96 per month in the UK.

The Adobe student discount applies to the whole creative suite, which includes over 20 different apps. It includes all the big players – the photo editing favourite Photoshop, Illustrator for digital art, the best video editing software Premiere Pro, web prototyping tool Adobe XD and motion effects creator, After Effects. The majority of these are for desktop, but Photoshop and Illustrator are also available on the iPad, and Adobe Fresco on the iPhone, and these come bundled in.

You also get 100GB of cloud storage (with the option to upgrade to 10TB) and premium features such as Adobe Portfolio, Adobe Fonts, and Adobe Spark. All of the apps are fully integrated, so you can switch between them (and from one device to another) seamlessly. Built-in templates and step-by-step tutorials will help you get started quickly on your designs if you're new to the software.

Read more:

Adobe software list: Which apps do you need?
How to download Photoshop for free or subscribe
Download Premiere Pro: Get pro video editing software for free or with CC

Kerrie Hughes is editor of Creative Bloq. Kerrie was staff writer for 3D World magazine before joining the original Creative Bloq team in 2012. Since then she's written regularly for other publications, including ImagineFX, 3D World and Computer Arts magazines.