Extend creativity in Adobe Express.

Express Add-ons are web-based extensions running in secure iframes that target the Adobe Express web application. UXP Plugins are deeper, native-like extensions for desktop apps like Photoshop and InDesign. We build both and advise which architecture fits your use case.

Yes. You can implement your own payment gateways, subscription checks, or freemium models within the Add-on UI. Adobe does not take a revenue share for Add-ons distributed through their marketplace.

Express Add-ons are built with React and TypeScript using Adobe's Spectrum Web Components for native-looking UI. They run inside a sandboxed iframe with access to the Document API and Communication API for interacting with the Express canvas.

Yes. Add-ons can make authenticated API calls to your backend services, DAM platforms (Bynder, Cloudinary, AEM Assets), or any REST/GraphQL endpoint — enabling your creative teams to access corporate assets directly inside Express.

A typical Express Add-on MVP takes 4 to 8 weeks from design to Adobe Exchange submission. Simple add-ons (e.g., asset browser) can be ready in 2 to 3 weeks. Complex integrations with AI or multi-step workflows take longer.

Yes. Adobe has a mandatory review process for all Exchange listings. We engineer add-ons to pass review on the first submission — handling security compliance, performance guidelines, and Spectrum UI consistency requirements.

Yes. Adobe supports private distribution for enterprise Add-ons that are not listed publicly on Adobe Exchange. We configure admin console deployment for your specific Adobe enterprise tenant.

Yes. Add-ons can integrate with Adobe Firefly APIs, OpenAI, or your own AI models to bring text-to-image generation, smart cropping, background removal, and content suggestions directly into the Express creative workflow.