Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator
Use your favorite Creative Cloud apps and stay up-to-date on tasks at the same time. Get feedback without leaving your design and upload new versions as they’re finished — all from one interface.
Adobe XD
Create without limits. With the power of Adobe XD and Wrike, see all your tasks and their priorities within XD, allowing you to seamlessly switch from updating your design to updating your team on progress with just a few clicks.
Adobe Experience Manager
Present a consistent brand. Unify marketing and creative efforts through Wrike and Adobe Experience Manager. Proof, publish, and search for assets from within Wrike and even bridge them into Creative Cloud.
It’s so nice. From InDesign, I just go into the Wrike extension, see what changes need to be made, and then upload a new proof until we land on a final version. I no longer have to adjust my PDF settings, export to desktop, start an email, attach the asset, and send it. I just click the add button in Wrike directly from within InDesign and it's out there.
Create faster
See full-context feedback as it’s made on your designs without ever leaving Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro, or XD. Upload assets as they’re finished — without having to export, download, upload, or send via email. Update colleagues and collaborate on projects from within Adobe, too.
Wrike integrates seamlessly with Adobe Creative Cloud. Teams can manage their assets from programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Adobe Premiere Pro. In the Wrike integration window, users can either work on tasks in their “my to-do” or any other tasks that are shared with them.
Users can access Wrike within Adobe’s Creative Cloud tools. With the integration, users can access Wrike tasks, keep track of document versions, and link images. This can be done without ever leaving your Adobe Creative Cloud solution of choice.
Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Adobe Premiere Pro are all easily integrated with Wrike.
While the integration itself is free, you must have a paid Business or higher account to use the Adobe Create Cloud integration in Wrike.
The Adobe integration benefits creative teams who spend time in Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign working on important assets. Integrating Wrike and your favourite Adobe tools makes it easy to proof and approve, add notes, and keep track of your team’s important graphics.