Uninstall Creative Cloud products

Uninstall specific Creative Cloud apps

To uninstallspecific Creative Cloud apps on a machine, you can do one of the following:

• Specify the apps (SAP codes) to uninstall in a comma-separated list with the –product option .
• Or, you can create an XML file (using the above –list option) and then specify file with the –uninstallconfigpath option .

Using the–product option :  

• For  macOS:  sudo ./AdobeUninstaller –product=<comma-separated list of SAP codes with base version numbers>
• For  window:  AdobeUninstaller.exe –product=<comma-separated list of SAP codes with base version numbers>

example: To uninstallPhotoshop 22.2.1 and Illustrator 25.1:

• For  macOS:  sudo ./AdobeUninstaller –product=PHSP#22.0,ILST#25.0
• For  window:  AdobeUninstaller.exe   –product = PHSP#22.0,ILST#25.0

Using the–skipNotInstalled option :

The above –product option fails if one or more of the SAP codes is either invalid or the corresponding product is not installed. Use the –skipNotInstalled option with the–product option to install the valid products and ignore invalid SAP codes or products that are not installed.
For example, if Photoshop is not installed on a machine and Illustrator is instal , the following command is uninstall will uninstallIllustrator and ignore the Photoshop SAP code :

For  macOS:  sudo ./AdobeUninstaller –product=PHSP#22.0,ILST#25.0 –skipNotInstalled
For  window:  AdobeUninstaller.exe   –product = PHSP#22.0,ILST#25.0 –skipNotInstalled

Using   the  –uninstallconfigpath option:

1. Create an XML file from the XML output of the –list command described above.
2. If required, edit the XML file to only retain the apps that you need to uninstall.
3. Run the following command:

• For  macOS:  sudo ./AdobeUninstaller –uninstallconfigpath=<path to the XML file>
• For  window:  AdobeUninstaller.exe –uninstallconfigpath=<path to the XML file>

Using the   –skipnotinstalle   option :

The above –uninstallconfigpath option fails if, in the XML file, one or more of the SAP codes is either invalid or the corresponding product is not installed. Use the –skipNotInstalled option with the –uninstallconfigpath option to install the valid products and ignore invalid SAP codes or products that are not installed.
For example,  if the XML file contains Photoshop that is not installed on a machine and Illustrator that is instal , the following command is uninstall will uninstallIllustrator and ignore the Photoshop SAP code :

For  macOS:  sudo ./AdobeUninstaller –uninstallconfigpath=<path to the XML file> –skipNotInstalled
For  window:  AdobeUninstaller.exe –uninstallconfigpath=<path to the XML file> –skipNotInstalled