Adobe announces XD CC Starter Pack to offer Adobe XD for free
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Adobe today announced a new XD CC Starter Pack which will offer Adobe XD for free. Along with this, Adobe also announced new improvements coming to the software this month. The XD CC Starter Pack will include full access to XD, including Typekit and CC libraries.
Apart from this, the company is also bringing some changes to Adobe XD. With this month’s update, Adobe is improving the integration with Sketch and Photoshop. You can now drag-drop a PSD file on XD and start working on the design. You can also password protect your files with ease. Designers can now drag and drop symbols over another one, updating all copies of that symbol. You can also now paste to multiple artboards, saving even more time.
UX design is one of the fastest growing segments in design,” said Scott Belsky, chief product officer and executive vice president, Creative Cloud at Adobe. “The new Starter plan for Adobe XD supports Adobe’s vision to give everyone–from emerging artists to enterprise brands–everything they need to design and deliver exceptional digital experiences and explore the rapidly expanding field of UX design with no financial commitment.
– Adobe
Adobe is also announcing a $10 million grant fund for designers to work on third-party tools and services. The Adobe XD Starter plan is available starting today and you can upgrade it to 100 GB Creative Cloud by paying $9.99/month. If you’re interested then you can head to Adobe’s website for more details on the available plans.
