Creative Pack
Eight practical, neutral guides for people who use Adobe Creative Cloud apps and want to try free alternatives, then leave a subscription calmly if they decide to.
What's inside the Creative Pack
Eight printable PDF guides for people who use Adobe Creative Cloud apps and wonder whether a free alternative could do the job. Each guide is neutral: Adobe's apps are excellent, and these are options, never verdicts.
The eight guides
- 02 · Leaving a creative-software subscription — plan types, the 14-day refund, early termination fees, and the cheapest moment to leave.
- 04 · Switching to PhotoCraft — for Photoshop users.
- 05 · Switching to VectorCraft — for Illustrator users.
- 06 · Switching to FilmCraft — for Premiere Pro users.
- 07 · Switching to LightCraft — for Lightroom users.
- 08 · Switching to EffectCraft — for After Effects users.
- 09 · Switching to DesignCraft — for InDesign users.
- 10 · Switching to PdfCraft — for Acrobat users.
Worth €58 when bought separately.
The guides in this pack
Each guide is a printable A4 PDF in English, with checklists you can tick. Facts checked on 31 October 2026.
How each guide works
Every guide follows the same calm method, so you never risk your work or pay twice.
- Check the fit — what is ready, what is missing, and whether to wait.
- Install safely — official sources only, with checksums.
- Test five of your own files — open, edit, export, compare.
- Use both for two weeks — keep your current app for anything urgent.
- Leave at the right moment — fees, refund windows and a printable checklist.
Questions about the Creative Pack
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No. Switch Kit is independent and is not authorised, endorsed or sponsored by Adobe, the ArtCraft team or any company named. Product names are used only to identify the software concerned.
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No. Adobe's apps are excellent. The guides help you test an alternative safely with your own files and, if you decide to leave, time your exit to avoid surprise fees.
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Printable A4 PDFs in English, delivered instantly after purchase, with checklists you can tick.
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Yes, they are free and open source. They are still in early development, so each guide shows what is ready, what is missing and the developers' own maturity estimates.
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Each guide shows the date its facts were checked (currently 31 October 2026). Software changes fast; the Complete Collection includes 12 months of updated editions.
About the author
Julian Beaumont is a former photographer, video journalist and marketing professional with 20 years of hands-on experience with creative and digital tools, now working as a consultant. He wrote these guides for people who use Adobe apps occasionally and want a clear, neutral view of the free options.