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==What is Adobe Express?==
==What is Adobe Express?==
Adobe Express (formerly Adobe Spark) is a tool that allows users to quickly create short slides or videos with visual elements, audio, and more. <u>Adobe Express</u> is free to use, and students and faculty can access it using their Riverdale Google account (<u>Sign-In with Google</u>). Some elements you can add to your <u>Adobe Express</u> projects include the following:
Adobe Express is a tool that allows users to quickly create short slides or videos with visual elements, audio, and more. '''''Adobe Express''''' is free to use, and students and faculty can access it using their Riverdale Google account ('''''Sign-In with Google'''''). Some elements you can add to your '''''Adobe Express''''' projects include the following:


*Images
*Images
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==Get started with Adobe Express==
==Get started with Adobe Express==


=== Sign into Adobe Express ===
#Go to https://www.adobe.com/express/
#Go to https://www.adobe.com/express/
#Click on <u>Sign up</u>, or if you already have an account, click on <u>Sign in</u>[[File:Express SSO.png|thumb|none]]
#Click '''''Go to Adobe Express''''' on the top right of the screen
#Click on <u>Continue with Google</u>[[File:Continue Google Express.png|thumb|none]]
#If this is your first time using Adobe Express:
#Click on the (+) button to create a new project[[File:Express New.png|thumb|none]]
#*Click '''''Create an account'''''
#Click on <u>Video</u>[[File:New Project.png|thumb|none]]
#*Click the '''''Google icon (G)'''''
#Give your project a <u>name</u> and follow the prompts[[File:New Title.png|thumb|none]]
#*Sign in with your '''''Riverdale Google Account'''''
#Look at the interface below and explore the different options[[File:Interface.png|thumb|none]]
#If you are logging into your account:
#You can add content on the current slide by clicking on (+) in the center of the editing window
#*Click on '''''Continue with Google'''''
#*Image
#*Sign in with your '''''Riverdale Google Account'''''
#*Text
 
#*Video
=== Create Adobe Express Project ===
#*Icon
#Click on the ('''+''') button to create a new project
#You can add audio to your current slide by clicking and holding on the <u>microphone icon</u>
#In the left hand menu, click '''''Video'''''
#*If this is the first time you are recording audio using Adobe Express, press <u>Allow</u> when your browser asks to use your microphone
#Select the '''''Video template''''' you want to use from the list
#You can add as many slides as you want by clicking (+) at the bottom of your screen
#Click the '''''Title''''' at the top of the screen to rename your project
#For each slide, you can change the <u>Layout</u>, <u>Theme</u>, <u>Music</u>, and also <u>Resize</u> the aspect ratio by using the menus at the top right of the screen.
#Below the editing window, click '''''Start from scratch'''''
#To share your completed video, click on the <u>Share</u> button at the top of the editing window. Click on <u>Invite</u>, and add your teacher’s Riverdale email address.
#You will now see the timeline!
#Add content from the left hand menu under '''''Media, Text, Elements, Charts and grids, Generative AI'''''
#Arrange your content in the timeline view
 
=== Share Adobe Express Project ===


[[File:Share.png|thumb|none]]
# Click '''''Share''''' at the top right of the editing window
# You can add collaborators or viewers to your project
# Click '''''Turn in'''''
# You can now '''''Download''''' your project locally or '''''Copy link''''' to the finished product


== More Questions? Look for resources here! ==
== More Questions? Look for resources here! ==

Latest revision as of 14:25, 30 June 2025

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SummaryWith Adobe Express you can make quick graphics, slides, and videos
AuthorMaintained by Matthijs van Mierlo
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StatusUp-to-date for the 2025-2026 school year.

What is Adobe Express?

Adobe Express is a tool that allows users to quickly create short slides or videos with visual elements, audio, and more. Adobe Express is free to use, and students and faculty can access it using their Riverdale Google account (Sign-In with Google). Some elements you can add to your Adobe Express projects include the following:

  • Images
  • Video
  • Audio
  • Text
  • Designs
  • Voice Recordings

Completed projects can be shared in a variety of different ways, including exporting it directly or sharing via an email link.

Get started with Adobe Express

Sign into Adobe Express

  1. Go to https://www.adobe.com/express/
  2. Click Go to Adobe Express on the top right of the screen
  3. If this is your first time using Adobe Express:
    • Click Create an account
    • Click the Google icon (G)
    • Sign in with your Riverdale Google Account
  4. If you are logging into your account:
    • Click on Continue with Google
    • Sign in with your Riverdale Google Account

Create Adobe Express Project

  1. Click on the (+) button to create a new project
  2. In the left hand menu, click Video
  3. Select the Video template you want to use from the list
  4. Click the Title at the top of the screen to rename your project
  5. Below the editing window, click Start from scratch
  6. You will now see the timeline!
  7. Add content from the left hand menu under Media, Text, Elements, Charts and grids, Generative AI
  8. Arrange your content in the timeline view

Share Adobe Express Project

  1. Click Share at the top right of the editing window
  2. You can add collaborators or viewers to your project
  3. Click Turn in
  4. You can now Download your project locally or Copy link to the finished product

More Questions? Look for resources here!

Adobe has some incredible resources for learning more about Adobe Express features and functionality. Follow the link below to access some of their video tutorials.

If you still have questions or are wondering how to do something else, remember you can always reach out to a member of the Tech Team by submitting a ticket, going to the help desk in the cafeteria, or by dialing x50 from any campus phone. We are here to help!

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