Adobe is increasing prices for its top-end subscriptions and introducing new AI features to justify it. The new plan comes with a name change, from Creative Cloud All Apps to Creative Cloud Pro.

The new plans bring expanded AI features, but will cost $10 more per month. That means it’ll now cost $69.99 a month, up from $59.99, effective June 17, 2025.

The change is for all users in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Adobe didn’t say when it’ll roll out to other markets.

Included in the package is unlimited access to image-generation features across many of its tools. Adobe notes that this means unlimited credits for its Photoshop Generate Fill feature, so you can try it multiple times on each image you’re editing.

The package also includes 4,000 monthly credits for what Adobe calls its “Premium” features for AI video and audio. These include Generative Extend in Premium Pro and Translate audio within Adobe Firefly.

You can also now access alternative AI models inside Adobe Firefly, including ChatGPT image generation, Google Imagen, and more.

For those who don’t want more AI, or to pay extra, Adobe is introducing a new plan called Creative Cloud Standard, which still gives you access to all of the company’s desktop apps, plus 25 image-generation credits every month. You don’t get any video or audio AI features, plus access to the company’s mobile apps is limited. That costs $54.99 a month.

That plan isn’t available for new subscribers on its website, but Adobe tells PCMag that users can contact its support team if they want to access the new package immediately. Otherwise, they will have to wait until June’s rollout to subscribe online.

These changes impact all Adobe subscriptions, including Student and Teacher plans. Those are limited to just Creative Cloud Pro. You’ll be able to access tools for $29.99 a month for the first year, jumping to $39.99 a month upon renewal.

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