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title: "Curator in Adobe"
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# Curator in Adobe

### Remote Editing with streamed media assets

[Video](https://cdn.document360.io/c173e68f-0609-4297-9277-0fc5c6b45db7/Images/Documentation/curator_streaming_proxies_-_the_times_they_are_a-changin.mp4?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-10-26T09%3A27%3A32Z&se=2026-10-26T10%3A27%3A32Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=bsDdL6sMYKCutdAB6Q%2BBzbgjxEUi6VsHPjbX9%2FK91QM%3D)

Curator integrates directly with your Adobe software, allowing you to efficiently search, manage, and use Curator assets within your Adobe projects.

You can stream both high-res and low-res assets from Curator directly into your Adobe project. These assets are not stored locally - they remain securely stored in Curator while you edit via stream. This enables powerful remote editing without the need to download large media files.

This section provides an end-to-end guide on working with Adobe and Curator. For the best remote editing experience, we recommend reading through the [Working with Adobe](/docs/working-with-adobe) guides in full before getting started.

#### Adopt

- Store and ingest your media into Curator.
- Import assets into your Adobe project directly from Curator.
- Stream and edit assets from Curator within your Adobe project.
- Avoid downloading media locally unless absolutely necessary.

#### Collaborate

- Work with other editors on the same projects.
- Share and access the same media assets through Curator.
- Maintain consistency by managing assets centrally.

#### Connect

- Remember: you are streaming your media.
- Your network connection directly impacts performance and load times.
- Use a wired connection where possible.
- Ensure stable and sufficient bandwidth for smooth editing.

#### Manage

- Organise and manage assets in Curator, not within Adobe.
- Use features such as sub-clipping, folder organisation, and metadata tagging.
- Avoid filing or managing unnecessary Curator-based assets inside your Adobe project, as this can slow performance.
- Disconnect any Curator assets from your project that you are not actively using.

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