Uninstaller
Uninstaller is Adobe's utility for completely removing Adobe Creative Cloud applications and their associated files from macOS. Unlike dragging an app to Trash, which leaves behind caches, preferences, plugins, configuration files and other support data scattered across the system, Uninstaller locates and removes all remnants of an Adobe application in a single operation. It is used by creative professionals and students who need to cleanly migrate between Adobe subscriptions, free up storage, or troubleshoot installation issues.
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1 suggestionThe Uninstaller app has been confirmed running as a native Apple Silicon build on M-series Macs (version 5.6.0 and later ship ARM architecture). If you are still using an Intel-only copy under Rosetta, the simplest path to get the native version is to download the latest Adobe Creative Cloud installer from adobe.com and run the installer for any Creative Cloud application (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, etc.). The installer will include and update Uninstaller to its native ARM build automatically. Alternatively, if you already have a current Adobe Creative Cloud app installed, launch it and check its built-in update mechanism (Help → Updates or similar, depending on the app) — Creative Cloud's auto-update framework will refresh Uninstaller alongside your other Adobe tools. The native build performs identically to the Intel version under Rosetta, so there is no urgency, but the native version will use less CPU and battery on M-series Macs.
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