Adobe Express a creative power house anywhere you need it
Overall Satisfaction with Adobe Express
Adobe Express is great for creating business and postcards for marketing on the fly. It is also an excellent platform for putting together poster designs and flyers with effortless collaboration with team members. We have used it for everything from album covers to event posters and just about everything else. It is one of the most useful yet underrated Adobe products there is.
Pros
- Quick design examples on the fly from anywhere.
- Flexibility, It can be used on a Computer, tablet, phone, etc.
- Easily collaborate with other team members remotely.
- Seamlessly integrates with other Adobe creative products for workflow ease.
Cons
- More QR code customization options would be great.
- Having an option to convert something to svg or vector easily would be fantastic.
- Removing the background should let you adjust the selection of what is being removed.
- It has allowed us to complete more demos and projects in less time by being so flexible.
- It has positively impacted our efficiency in delivering creatives such as YouTube thumbnails, event poster designs, Instagram story posts, etc to clients in a timely manner no matter where work takes us.
- I would say the ROI has been seeing more projects completed and invoiced per month. I would estimate overall a 20% increase in volume on deliverables.
Speed
10
I started on Adobe Spark / Adobe Express before ever trying Figma nad Canva. I tried them after being told how great the were by colleagues and honestly felt like they were cheesy and less adult. The final product didn't feel as polished and the user experience was lackluster. I will never stray from Adobe again.
Do you think Adobe Express delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Adobe Express's feature set?
Yes
Did Adobe Express live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Adobe Express go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Adobe Express again?
Yes


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