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Design, make, edit, and find media for your next project.
7 curated resources
The useful index
Every pick has a clear use, a first step, and a note on what to check.
Design and content tool
Why it's useful: Build and adjust visual content for common formats using Adobe's web-based creative workspace.
Best for People who want a guided layout workflow for a poster, short social visual, or simple branded asset.
Visual design
Why it's useful: Create presentations, posters, social graphics, and other visual materials in a browser-based design workspace.
Best for People who need a quick starting point for common visual formats, especially when they want to adapt a template rather than build a layout from scratch.
Design resource library
Why it's useful: Browse shared design files, interface kits, illustrations, and plugins contributed by the Figma community.
Best for Designers looking for a learning example, reusable starting file, or a way to inspect how a design is organized.
Open media search
Why it's useful: Search openly licensed and public-domain media from multiple collections, with license information shown for individual results.
Best for Finding media with reuse information when licensing matters to a school, publication, or project.
Image editor
Why it's useful: Edit images and layered design files directly in a web browser, with familiar tools for cropping, retouching, and compositing.
Best for A one-off image edit or a layered-file adjustment when installing a desktop application would slow you down.
Media library
Why it's useful: Search for imagery, illustrations, and other media to support a presentation or creative brief.
Best for Exploring different visual directions quickly when you need several styles to compare.
Photography library
Why it's useful: Search a large library of photography for visual research, mood boards, presentations, and web projects.
Best for Finding a strong visual reference or a photograph to consider for a creative project.