Creating a new document
Whether you're creating a social media graphic, a business card, or a presentation, the process of making a new document in Adobe Express will be the same no matter what you're making. There are many different ways to create a new document, including using the search bar to search for a document preset or using the Create New button near the upper left corner of the Adobe Express home page.
NOTE: These instructions cover how to make documents and presentations in Adobe Express. For instructions on how to make web pages, view the IT Training guide Creating a web page with Adobe Express. For help with creating videos in Adobe Express, check out the Adobe tutorial Getting Started with Video Editing in Adobe Express.
Let's see how to create a document using the Create New button.
At this point, the Adobe Express editor will load and display a blank document, as shown in the following image:

The header bar across the top of the page contains the file name, the File menu, and options for adding additional editors to the document, commenting on the presentation, and downloading and sharing the presentation. The toolbar, located on the far left side of the screen, contains various tools that you can use when creating a document. Options for using these tools will appear in the panel immediately to the right of the toolbar. We also have the document toolbar, located above the document workspace, that contains options for working with the file as a whole — including changing the document size, changing the color theme, adjusting the alignment of objects on the page, and translating the text in the presentation. If you're working with a document that has multiple pages, such as a book or a presentation, thumbnails for each page and options for navigating through the document will appear in a panel across the bottom of the document workspace.
NOTE: Depending on your screen’s resolution and browser window size, the icons in the document toolbar may display only the icon instead of the icon and icon’s name.
Changing the file's name
Adobe Express will automatically save your changes as you work on a document, so you don't have to worry about remembering to save as you go. However, it’s a good idea to give the document a more descriptive name so you can more easily identify the file and its contents later on.