They also give you a break on the fee itself. If you cancel within 14 days of signing up, you don’t have to pay a cancellation fee. However, because you’ve agreed to a one-year contract, there is a fee for breaking the contract early.Īdobe is kind, though, and there is some wiggle room. This plan allows you to save money by signing up for a year, but pay for it monthly. However, Adobe also has an in-between option that many people take advantage of (sometimes without realizing it). Like many companies that offer subscription services, Adobe lets you choose between paying monthly or paying annually and saving a little bit of money. If you aren’t aware of this, you will find yourself facing a cancellation fee when you try to cancel. Adobe sets up its plans a little differently than most people would expect. Surprise! Cancellation FeeĪt this point, many people get shocked when trying to cancel Photoshop.
Try again the next day and you should see it. Of course Adobe want to encourage people to join their subscription service – they’re a business, after all – but they’re doing their best to ensure there’s no risk to you or to your data.What if you don’t see the cancellation button? The option disappears while your payment is being processed (or if there was a problem with your payment). I’m sure there will be people with a few interesting conspiracy theories, but I see this as a huge step forward. Yes, you read that correctly! You can import new photos, add metadata, organize them, search for specific photos, do rough edits using Quick Develop, apply Develop presets, create books, slideshows and web galleries, email and publish photos on social media, export and print your edited photos… nothing is lost!Īnd when you’re ready, you can renew your subscription or buy a perpetual license to unlock the main Develop module, Map module and mobile sync (sync is subscription only, of course) and use Lightroom to the full. A change was quietly made to the Lightroom 5.5 release to allay your fears.Īs long as you’re running Lightroom 5.5 or later, if your subscription or trial version expires, you can continue to use Lightroom excluding the Develop module, Map module and mobile sync.
So what do you do?īelieve it or not, Adobe has been listening. Of course you could export all of your edited photos to standardized formats before canceling your subscription, but that’s hardly ideal. This is particularly of concern to Lightroom users because your edits are stored non-destructively in the catalog. There’s been a lot of discussion about subscription services and whether you’ll lose access to your work when you cancel your Creative Cloud subscription.
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