Do more custom graphics and slick video edits with 50% off Adobe Creative Cloud in limited-time deal

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If you want to ring in the New Year with custom graphics and slick video edits, now's the time to sign up for Adobe Creative Cloud.

Adobe's extended Black Friday sale is running now through December 8th, offering 50% off the Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps 100GB subscription tier, taking the price down to just $29.99 a month.

Students save more, paying just $15.97 monthly for 12 months, which is an astounding 70% off.

So, if you want to get the most bought one of the best laptops for Photoshop or the best video editing laptops in a Cyber Monday laptop sale, or you want to get a leg up on your peers at school for next semester, now's the best time to subscribe to Adobe.

Unfortunately, this offer is only valid for new subscribers and is limited to one new subscription per customer. But there are a couple of workarounds to Adobe's new subscribers' only limitation.

Today's best Adobe Creative Cloud deal

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Adobe Creative Cloud: was $59.99 now $29.99

Save $360 on an Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps 100GB subscription directly through Adobe. This offer is valid for first-time subscribers only, with one new subscription per customer, and a 12-month commitment is required.

With Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps 100GB, you can access the full Adobe suite of creative applications, including industry-standard programs like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, and Acrobat Pro. You also get 100GB of Adobe Cloud storage.

Not a new subscriber?

While you aren't eligible for this deal if you previously subscribed to Adobe Creative Cloud, even if you canceled over a month ago, there may still be a way to take advantage of this deal for returning Adobe customers.

You could take advantage of this offer if you've only purchased a subscription for specific programs before, as opposed to the entire Creative Cloud app suite. Alternatively, if you've only had access to Creative Cloud through other means, like a free press or business account, you may still be able to take advantage of this deal.

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