Adobe Bridge Reviews

Jack C.Production manager

4.0

It is an all-in-one system for designing graphics, video, audio, and web elements. You have access to fonts, stock photos, templates, and more. It's completely essential to working graphic designers, photographers, and those needing to produce digital or print materials. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nathan M.Marketing Coordinator

5.0

Before Adobe had the Creative Cloud, I was paying upwards of $600 for each new version of the Creative Suite software. This could happen annually, and sometimes even more frequently than that, and in many cases the only real improvements were to one or two of the applications. With the Creative Cloud, I'm still paying about the same amount every year, but the monthly cost is much more budget-friendly than taking the huge hit all at once. The regular bug fixes and version updates are easy to install and typically just happen in the background so I never have to worry about it. Adobe has also improved the way in which the applications interact with each other, making it a breeze to design something in Illustrator and then put it into InDesign or Premiere, and if I need to make changes later in Illustrator the assets just update automatically wherever I used them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Ranj B.Lead Instructional Systems Designer

5.0

It serves as a central hub for my Adobe experience. I can manage fonts, assets, files, and sharing through the Creative Cloud. In addition, it includes quick tutorials and resources to other valuable information within the Adobe ecosystem. It will be interesting to see what AI integration will do to the app as it did for the other Adobe applications. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in ConsultingSmall-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

0.0

I have been a member for years! Then today, they sent an email nearly doubling the subscription price. I don't use businesses that price gouge during times like these. Terrible customer service, and price gouging. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Samuel M.Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)

0.0

customer support- I was promised that I could keep my stock images from adobe stock when I upgraded my produyct plan, but after hours on the phone trying to recover my images and account I lost access to over 500 images I had already paid for. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Verified User in Computer GamesMid-Market(51-1000 emp.)

0.0

The subscription based business model not only is expensive but irritating. I want to pay for a software once and keep it for life. If a new version comes out then I want the choice to upgrade to that version. Unfortunately, this is not a choice anymore. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Benjamin S.Photography

5.0

I like that I can use Adobe Bridge for culling images, filtering and sorting, color and adjustments, metadata changes, and exporting all in one.

Matteo R.Photography

5.0

Utilizzo questo software da quando ho iniziato ad avventurarmi nel mondo della fotografia. All'inizio prima di utilizzare questo programma, mi creavo confusione con le cartelle del computer sistemando le foto da ritoccare e quelle da cancellare. Con questo programma invece possiamo catalogare ogni singola foto con delle stelline dalla pi importante alla meno importante. Software stupendo

Nicole W.Graphic Design

5.0

Adobe Bridge is a free application with my Creative Cloud subscription. It integrates with other Adobe products and helps me organize and find my artwork and files easier. It also has a batch conversion feature that is really handy.

Martin D.Internet

4.0

At first glimpse it can be overwhelming. Just knowing where to start and what all the different features are for - and how they can help - can be a challenge.

Anonymous ReviewerHealth, Wellness and Fitness

4.0

Nothing at all... I think the software fulfills its mission.

Mike C.Photography

4.0

Honestly, I hate that the install Adobe Bridge button in the file menu is right under the save feature in photoshop so I click open bridge or install bridge depending on if you already have it or not and it takes a few minutes to download and instill. All the while it slows down your other applications while it's installing or opening and that's annoying g

Isabel SamOwner

10.0

I am using Adobe Bridge to catalog all my images, videos, and other images I have that I use for compositing photographs, creating painted portraits, and videos for advertising. I have dyslexia and this makes it so much easier for me to categorize and catalog my vast library so I don't spend hours looking for things.
It saves me hours by quickly batch renaming files. The ability to compare two or three images easily and zoom in on the minor details makes it so much easier for me to figure out which are the better files to work with. Culling through hundreds of images to narrow down to the best 15 images can be done in just minutes. It's a billion times easier to see the files and their file names so when you think you named something one thing and discover that you're past self was a dork for naming things incorrectly...it doesn't take you hours to find it.

Verified UserAdministrator

9.0

I manage a team of graphic and web designers and it is actually awesome for viewing photo info like, keywords and tags, any of the metedata stored and thumbnails for quick reference. We purchased Adobe Creative Cloud and routinely use Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator so it is pretty fantastic tool in addition to those.
User friendly. Works well in combination with it's other adobe products. Like that's it's included in the cost of Creative Cloud.

Verified UserDirector

9.0

Our business uses Adobe Bridge to view, sort, and tag images used in our client projects. It is an efficient way in viewing all images at a glance. We also use it to batch rename images from different stock libraries that use their own naming system to our agency naming convention (e.g., clientname_jobcode_sequential number).

Nicole W.Verified LinkedIn UserCEO

5.0

Overall: This software is great for managing and organizing digital assets. It has a great feature that includes search filters, batch conversion, and organizing to help find assets quickly. The user interface is easy to use. It also integrates well with other Adobe products which is a huge plus.

Verified ReviewerVerified LinkedIn UserCreative Director

4.0

Overall: As I mentioned in a previous comment, Adobe Bridge works well for images and files stored in the Adobe Cloud. It is a bit more challenging to use with files on a local network, but I think my challenges may be with lack of experience than a problem with the software.

Helia T.Scientist

5.0

Overall: It's a fantastic solution for keeping files organized and filtering them based on file types. It's a lot better than having to manually go through your files using your computer's default file browser.

Benjamin S.Photographer

5.0

Overall: I've been a Bridge user for over a decade and feel like the program has remained strong throughout it's product life. It's powerful and adjustable to fit different needs.

Martin D.Verified LinkedIn UserOwner, Chief Developer

4.0

Overall: Adobe Bridge makes my assets easy to find, categorise and manage. My workflow is so much faster and more efficient now.

Faraz M.Verified LinkedIn Usermarketing manager

3.0

"Expensive but worth it"

jimmiles

2.0

Not entirely free. Yes, no charge, but you are forced to install Creative Cloud desktop app, at least on a Windows 10 system. I recently signed up for the subscription to it, but upon installing it, CC app costs you system resources 24/7. It never stops gobbling memory, processor cycles, and network bandwidth. It really is a not-so-subtle marketing tool, which I should have realized. Think twice, and do your research about system resources.

vizlabchile

1.0

Adobe Creative Cloud subscriber here. I find Adobe Bridge slow, always borderline not responding. Can't move or delete files by any method. Not really improving my workflow. Looking for alternatives here ;)