While you need an internet connection for initial installation and to access cloud-based features, many of the applications (like Photoshop, Illustrator, etc.) can be used offline once installed.

Yes, you can install Adobe Creative Cloud on multiple devices (Mac, Windows, etc.), but you are allowed to use it on only two devices at the same time with a single account.

Adobe Fonts is a font library that gives you access to thousands of fonts, which you can use in any of your Adobe Creative Cloud applications. Fonts sync automatically with your applications.

Adobe Stock is a library of high-quality stock photos, videos, graphics, and templates that you can use in your Creative Cloud projects. You can purchase individual assets or subscribe to a plan.

Yes, Adobe Creative Cloud allows you to share files and collaborate with others through features like Creative Cloud Libraries and cloud storage.

Creative Cloud Libraries is a feature that allows you to store assets (such as colors, text styles, graphics, and images) in the cloud and easily access them across different Adobe apps and share them with teammates.

Yes, Adobe provides resources such as tutorials, forums, and templates that make Creative Cloud accessible for beginners. Many of its applications also come with easy-to-use interfaces to help newcomers get started.

Adobe Creative Cloud integrates seamlessly with other Adobe services like Adobe Stock, Adobe Fonts, and Adobe Spark. It also allows you to use features such as cloud storage and cross-app workflows, enhancing collaboration and productivity.

Yes, Adobe offers volume discounts for Enterprise customers, which can reduce the overall cost depending on the number of licenses required.