Adobe InDesign for Mac
Professional print and digital publishing solution.
$22.99
In English
Version 20.0When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
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Adobe InDesign overview
InDesign is available as part of Adobe Creative Cloud for as little as $22.99/month.
Adobe InDesign is part of Creative Cloud. That means you have access to all the latest updates and future releases the moment they're available. Sharpen your skills and master new tools with a rich and growing library of training videos. And Creative Cloud is integrated with Behance, so you can share your projects and get immediate feedback from creatives around the world.
What’s new in version 20.0
- Automate complex edits by extending images beyond borders
- Generate images with simple text prompts
- Export InDesign documents to Adobe Express
- Add math expressions to documents with MathML support
Full list of changes available here
Adobe InDesign for Mac
$22.99
In English
Version 20.0
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Aug 13 2021
Version: 16.4
There is no InDesign 16.4 - 8 days after MacUpdate reported it. Maybe you guys jumped the gun?
Jun 23 2021
Version: 16.3
Today is June 23rd, the newest version of InDesign still is 16.2.1
So what are you shownig here, macupdate?
Updates which do not exist?
Bad impression of this site, really.
Feb 6 2021
Version: 16.1
3 stars on Big Sur... crash still on exit... am i losing my work? no, maybe...
Oct 15 2020
Version: 15.1.2
Adobe InDesign is a clean page layout program. You can combine all your graphics from Illustrator and Photoshop to create multiple page breaks and layouts. Newer versions of Adobe InDesign at crackplease have more interactive output options. You can create e-books for devices like a Kindle. You can also create schemas for viewing on tablets such as the iPad.
Oct 16 2018
Version: 14.0
I won't need to upgrade from InDesign CS6 until I need a 64bit app, after macOS 10.15 comes out next year. By then Affinity Publisher will be out of beta. If it can handle my InDesign files, I will be switching. Assuming Serif follows the pricing policy they use with Affinity Photo and Affinity Designer, it will cost $50 for a single standalone license—no subscription necessary. I've used InDesign for years but cannot afford the Adobe tax. Though the blurb above says you can get InDesign for $9.99 a month if you're a previous InDesign customer, there is no way on their purchase page to get that discount. Maybe they'll lower the price once Publisher has stolen some of their customers, but I'm not holding my breath.
