Adobe Bridge Reviews & Product Details

I love how well it works consistently, I love the loupe on multiple images! That pretty much my favorite part!

I wish is was a little faster at fully rendering images, but I understand why it's not.

It's the best tool imaginable for culling. Like I said before, the multi image selection tool where you can select a spot in each image is a life saver!

Quick and efficient with batch commands allow me to be efficient

Not maintained or updated by Adobe and that’s well recognized on forums

Use for everything and meta data

The fact that it comes WITH my existing Adobe subscription, and that I don't have to overpay for other Digital Asset Management software. I can see previews of all native Adobe file formats without having to open them, and use keywords and filtering to find what I am looking for even if I don't know what exactly that it.

The program can be updated TOO fast, and can sometimes crash for no reason. Sometimes in larger catalogs it can take unreasonable long to get previews of media.

Digital Assets Management

Adobe Bridge is a great tool for media management. I can see all my video assets from one platform.

There is nothing that I don't like about Adobe Bridge. It helps me in my daily workflow.

It helps me to work efficiently and more quickly.

Bridge made it easy to complete my task of changing thousands of photos from .jpeg and other file formats to TIFF for digital preservation.

There is a lot to learn to get the most out of this product so perhaps a steep learning curve? It’s not something you can just use intuitively.

This is used for mass photo editing, organization, and mass file formating projects. It is an incredible program.

Using Adobe Bridge I can quickly organize, rename, and even color code image files. Before I started using bridge my work files were always a mess. I didn't ever maintain an organized method of naming and categorizing the images I use in my designs.

There's absolutely no negatives to this software, it's just a bonus, if you are already using Photoshop why wouldn't you want to make things easier on yourself and keep all you image files organized with Bridge?

Adobe Bridge saves me so much time and stress, I'm not the most organized person usually but it's really important for me to be able to work quickly and keep things in order. Adobe Bridge is perfect for this job.

Ease of use - intuitive layout, view options. Easy Batch rename + easy "undo" capabilities.

Sometimes slow load times. When previewing an image, it seems sometimes to pixellate, suspend load, and then freeze up when trying to select a different photo. This however, is minor in comparision to the robust options and abilities of this program.

Organizing a large photo library from 2008 - 2019 / also organizing files and previewing photos before a batch rename, sort, and delivery to photography client

We use a lot of adobe products such after effects, character animate, animate etc. This application helps us to get access to our saved work and assets in every app without any hassle and more quickly than having to import and export each file on disk and then in other apps. It also helps us sell our artwork in adobe community and get paid for our work if users use our assets in their projects. Our top features of Adobe bridge are: 1. Easy way to share files across adobe apps 2. Improved Signed in into said apps 3. Upload artwork to adobe bridge for access to users across the world

Nothing so far as it helps us reduce the headaches related to saving/importing/exporting stuff every 5 seconds so great job!

It helps us manage and access our assets that are used company wide by our partners and we also upload our content on bridge so others can access it as well

I enjoy that others in the office can open files in bridge without having access to programs like Illustrator, Photoshop, etc. Sending proofs to non-design employees has become much easier.

The UI is a little outdated, but functionality is not affected.

Sending proofs internally is much faster, since we don't have to save as other formats. I can send an .indt file to an employee who doesn't work on design and they can open the product to preview with ease. Plus, vendors who send .ai or .psd files will get faster responses from employees in the office, because we don't have to convert the files for them!

I love the ability to import everything that I need, in one place, at one time! It really makes photo editing so much quicker and smoother than having to manually edit or import one selection at a time. It essentailly gives you a centralized access point to all your files for whatever project you will be working on.

Nothing in particular, other than the difficulty in accessing adobe stock from the application itself. But that is being really knit-picky.

We are currently utilizing this software to assist in cutting production time in half. Other applications that we've used in the past haven't been able to centralize everything like Bridge does, which honestly saves so much time it's incredible.