What is CCLibrary on Mac?
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Syncs your Adobe Creative Cloud Libraries (colours, graphics, assets) across apps.
CCLibrary is the Creative Cloud Libraries process that keeps your saved assets (colours, character styles, graphics) in sync across Adobe apps and devices. Users sometimes report high CPU from it; updating Adobe software and checking for software that interferes with its network access are common fixes.
- Category
- Third-party
- Made by
- Adobe
- Safe to quit:
- Yes
Shown in Activity Monitor as CCLibrary
Why is CCLibrary using so much CPU or memory?
- Syncing large libraries
- Network filters, proxies or ad blockers interfering with sync
- Bugs in older Creative Cloud versions
What to do
- 1Update Creative Cloud
- 2Temporarily pause network filter or proxy tools to compare
- 3Quit Creative Cloud when not using Adobe apps
- 4Restart your Mac
Safe to quit? Yes.
Generally safe; library syncing pauses until it restarts.
Related processes
Part of the Taskglass Process Library