SIT Library lists three iMacs equipped with Adobe Creative Cloud: an orange iMac in the W1 Level 4 Computer Terminal Area, and purple and blue iMacs in the Level 9 Editing Studio.
The official editing-facilities FAQ names applications for photo, video and audio work, including Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, Lightroom and After Effects. Check the installed application you need before planning a deadline around a station.
For sign-in, SIT’s Adobe-on-iMac FAQ instructs users to create a free Adobe account with their SIT email and sign in using that Adobe account. This does not establish a personal-device software entitlement.
Find the information you need
Check the workstation and current arrangements
Bring the project and its source files
Save a result you can open elsewhere
Leave the shared station ready for the next person
Check the workstation and current arrangements
Ask the Library about eligibility, any booking requirement and availability for the particular workstation. A list of computers is not a live indicator that a machine is free.
If you need a particular application version, plug-in or export format, confirm it before bringing a project that depends on it. Do not assume that every Adobe-branded tool, cloud service or personal subscription benefit is included.
Bring the project and its source files
As a practical preparation step, gather the project file and the media it depends on. For video or design work, missing source files can matter even when the main project file opens.
Use a clear folder structure and keep an untouched copy of important originals. Test a small part of the workflow first: open the material, make a simple change and export a sample. This checks whether the setup fits the task before a long editing session.
Save a result you can open elsewhere
Decide how the finished work will be used. An editable project and a shareable output serve different purposes, so retain the project materials as well as the export when appropriate.
Open the exported file to check that it contains what you intended. Review image size, audio, missing media and legibility as relevant. These are general workflow suggestions, not a guarantee that a particular workstation supports every format.
Leave the shared station ready for the next person
Confirm your files are safely stored before removing working copies, and sign out of personal accounts when finished. Avoid leaving passwords, personal documents or cloud sessions available on a shared computer.
Contact the Library through its official help route if sign-in fails. Our SIT Punggol guide covers campus orientation; the photograph here does not show an editing workstation or software interface.
Independent local guide by eduKatePunggol. Checked against the linked official SIT sources on 17 October 2026. Facilities, availability and procedures can change; confirm the current arrangements with the Library.
