Adobe Inc.

This charge is very likely associated with Adobe Inc., the software company behind Adobe InDesign, a professional page layout and design application. Adobe is headquartered in San Jose, California, and most InDesign-related purchases—such as Creative Cloud subscriptions or single-app plans—are billed directly by Adobe, sometimes with references to specific product names like “InDesign” on card statements. Even if the purchase was completed online, some banks will still show the merchant city/state as San Jose, CA, matching Adobe’s corporate presence.

You might see this charge if you started or renewed an Adobe Creative Cloud plan (either InDesign alone or a bundle), upgraded from a trial to a paid subscription, or purchased additional services, licenses, or add-ons tied to your Adobe account. The amount is usually a recurring monthly or annual subscription fee, though there can also be one-time charges for certain plans or region-specific pricing.

To verify the charge, log in to your Adobe account at adobe.com and check the Plans or Billing section for recent invoices and payment history. Compare the billing date and amount with what appears on your card statement. If you still have questions or do not recognize the charge, you can contact Adobe Support through their Help & Support section (chat, phone, or virtual assistant) for clarification or cancellation. It is also wise to ensure you do not have multiple Adobe IDs or shared devices where someone else may have activated a plan using your payment method.