Introducing a New Developer Distribution Portal for Listing UXP Plugins in the Creative Cloud Marketplace

We’ve launched a new website for distributing UXP plugins in the Adobe Exchange and the Marketplace in the Creative Cloud desktop app.

This announcement is for UXP plugin developers who wish to create a new listing or update an existing listing in the Creative Cloud Marketplace on the Adobe Exchange or in the Creative Cloud desktop app.

Adobe Developer Distribution is a new portal for Creative Cloud developers who wish to distribute new and manage existing UXP plugins in the Creative Cloud Marketplace, which can be found in the Stock & Marketplace tab in the Creative Cloud Desktop app and on the web within the Exchange Marketplace. The new Developer Distribution portal offers a powerful and flexible surface for developers to rapidly create and update listings, and receive approval with minimal reviewer turnaround time.

For developers with existing UXP listings

How to create a new UXP listing

Key highlights of the new portal

​​What's Next

The Creative Cloud Extensibility Team’s goal is to provide you with a unified distribution platform that enables the management of all your Creative Cloud plugins from a single platform. In the coming months, we will work to enable the distribution and management of ZXP/CEP plugins on the new Developer Distribution portal.

FAQ

​​Q. What is the difference between the new Developer Distribution portal and the Exchange?

Answer: Both Developer Distribution and the Exchange are portals that enable developers to distribute their Creative Cloud plugins to the Adobe Exchange and the Marketplace in the Creative Cloud desktop app

Q. For CEP plugins, should we still be using the Exchange Partner portal (https://partners.adobe.com/exchangeprogram/creativecloud) to submit for review?

Answer: Yes. Developers who build and list CEP plugins to our Marketplace will need to do so on Exchange Partner Portal

Q. I get “Access Denied” when I try to log in to the new Developer Distribution portal, where can I get help?

Answer: Try logging in with a “Personal” AdobeID instead of a company or school account as a temporary workaround. When you need to build something for a company or Enterprise, you’ll need to use your company’s AdobeID. This chart explains different types of Adobe IDs and logins: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/identity.html#EditIdentity

Here are the steps to setting up developers in an Enterprise:

  1. Figure out who the “Adobe Admin” is at the Enterprise organization. This helpX page explains how to find your Enterprise or Team admin: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/kb/contact-administrator.html
  1. Ask the Admin to grant any developers who need access with developer-level access (or higher). The Admin can follow the steps here: https://helpx.adobe.com/enterprise/using/manage-developers.html#add-developers

* Note: Adobe employees can ask for help in the #adobeio-developer-console Slack channel within Adobe.

Get started today!

Please follow our Getting Started guide to list and manage your plugins: https://developer.adobe.com/developer-distribution/creative-cloud/docs/guides/getting_started/

Leave your feedback on the new portal in our forum: https://forums.creativeclouddeveloper.com/c/plugin-marketplace/66

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