If you’ve already upgraded, you might need to downgrade back to CC 2013 for the time being. If you have mission-critical tasks that are dependent on our plug-ins, we suggest you postpone the upgrade to InDesign CC 2014 until we finalize the official release.

If you want to try them out, they are available at For CC 2015 and earlier versions: Download and apply the patch update for the version you want to upgrade. After installation completes, run the application and make sure it is activated by signing in with your Adobe ID.

We have beta versions for APID ToolAssistant, and as far as we know they work fine. Use the direct download links for CC 2022 (the current version), CC 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2015.5, 2015, 2014, or 2013. We now have the necessary tools available now, but we need to rebuild and test our software against the officially released InDesign, and that will take a little longer. We were kept waiting for Adobe to provide us the final release version of the developer information we needed to finalize our update to CC 2014. With regards to InDesign CC 2014: our plug-ins are currently not yet officially available for the new version we only have beta-versions at present.

Update indesign cc 2015 to cc 2017