You can get two months of Adobe Creative Cloud for free, but getting it requires some odd steps
Though Adobe hasn’t widely advertised it, you can get two months of Creative Cloud for free right now.
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What you need to know
You can get two free months of Adobe Creative Cloud right now. The offer appears to only be available for existing customers who try to cancel their subscription to the service.PetaPixelspotted the offer first and shared how to take advantage of it.
To get the offer, you need to follow these steps:
We’ve followed these steps and received two free months on a Creative Cloud subscription in the UK. The offer appears to be valid in at least the U.S. and the UK.
Petapixel points out that the offer might not work or appear for certain accounts. Petpixel reports that subscribers that pay annually do not see the offer.
Adobe hasn’t widely advertised the offer as far as we can tell. It seems like an offer to dissuade people who are considering canceling their subscription to save some money. It’s worth noting, however, that Adobe has waived several fees and made some services free during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Adobe breaks down the changeshere, including students gaining free in-home access to the Creative Cloud so they can continue their studies.
We’ve reached out to Adobe for clarification regarding this specific two-month offer. Regardless of the cause, it appears that at least some customers can get two free months of a Creative Cloud subscription, which is worth almost $20, or potentially more depending on your subscription.
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