Adobe InDesign Server
Server-Based Automation of InDesign Publishing
Automate Your InDesign Workflow
InDesign Server is designed to integrate with automated publishing and content management solutions, product information management (PIM) or digital asset management (DAM) software and workflow processes.
Using the same core technology as InDesign publishing software, InDesign Server automates the layout, composition and typography of documents for printing and online viewing. Developers can easily create programs that gather information from a variety of data sources and formats to create customized documents.
Available for Windows and MacOS, licenses are server-based, not user-based, making them inherently scalable. Output document type is up to you – INDD, PDF, EPUB, EPS, PostScript®, FLA, JPEG, HTML, SWT, IDML, InDesign snippets.


How our Customers Use InDesign Server
- Personalized marketing and advertising collateral
- Financial & bank statements
- Catalogs, brochures, newspapers and newsletter with curated content
- Retailers & franchises that need regional pricing & information
- Pharmaceutical labeling and medical device documentation
- Multi-language translations
- Used by OEMs as part of their own PIM or DAM software solutions programs
Development
$
2,100
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For testing or staging InDesign Server solutions, not for Production use. Produces same output as a Production license with no watermark.
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Limited
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4,990
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For use with automated solutions that are made accessible only within a company’s internal network only, limited to employees of Licensee.
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Premium
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13,500
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For use with automated publishing solutions made accessible to customers or users other than the Licensee’s employees via the Internet in addition to rights to use corporate wide within an intranet. There is no limit on the number of users for this license. Partners or end users are permitted to use the Premium license model in hosted or SaaS based offerings but InDesign Server must be an integrated component of a solution, not as a standalone service.