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# Welcome

Welcome to LinkrUI, a DAM connector for Adobe Creative Cloud, Social applications, and Office applications that synchronizes assets with digital asset management (DAM) systems.

LinkrUI connects your DAM to Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe Express, Figma, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Office. Find, place, upload, and manage approved DAM assets without leaving your application.

These docs support designers, editors, administrators, and DAM users. Learn the setup flow, asset workflows, Smart-Linkr tools, and configuration options for your host application.

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## Where to start

* [**Installation**](/linkrui/installation.md): Install and open LinkrUI in your supported host application.
* [**Activation**](/linkrui/activation.md): Activate LinkrUI with your license credentials or start a free trial.
* [**Connect to a DAM**](/linkrui/connect-to-a-dam.md): Sign in to an asset source and start working with your DAM.
* [**Browse and Find Assets**](/linkrui/search-assets.md): Search, filter, preview, and inspect DAM assets.
* [**Work with Assets**](/linkrui/asset-action-menu-list.md): View metadata, upload files, and use asset actions.
* [**Smart-Linkr**](/linkrui/smart-linkr.md): Manage local and cloud links in supported Adobe documents.

## Core features

* **DAM access in your host application**: Open your DAM from supported Adobe, Microsoft, Google, Figma, and Adobe Express applications.
* **Asset discovery**: Search, filter, sort, preview, and inspect assets before using them.
* **Asset workflows**: Place supported assets, view and edit metadata, and upload new files to your DAM.
* **Smart-Linkr**: Manage local and cloud links for supported Adobe document workflows.
* **Preferences and cache management**: Set search behavior, import options, linked-asset updates, and local cache settings.
* **Reliable sessions**: Restore recent state after reopening LinkrUI, your host application, or your device.


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