Adobe Spark is an integrated suite of media creation applications for the mobile

and web developed by Adobe Systems.[1] It comprises three separate design apps:
Spark Page, Spark Post, and Spark Video. [2]

Description
The service is a part of Creative Cloud. The content automatically saves on the
cloud. This free Adobe Spark web app syncs with Spark Page, Spark Post and Spark
Video iOS mobile apps, allowing users to create, edit and share their visual story
from any device.[3] The three design apps allow users to create and design visual
content that can be used for businesses, education, social media marketers, and
etc.[4] The Spark Gallery highlights different projects made by people using the
application. When using the three applications the user has the ability to import
pictures or search pictures. The search engine for pictures retrieves images tagged
with the Creative Commons licensed for reuse. [5]

History
In May 2014, Adobe launched Adobe Voice, a new animated video app for iPad used to
create video "stories". Adobe Voice would later become what is now known as Adobe
Spark Video.[6]

In April 2015, Adobe launched Adobe Slate, which was a text and photo-centric
storytelling app for the iPad.[7] Adobe Slate would later become what is now known
as Adobe Spark Page. The idea for it came in 2014, under the codename Project Luca.
[8]

In October 2015, Adobe launched Adobe Slate on the web. Now, Adobe Slate projects
will sync automatically between the web and iPad versions using Adobe Creative
Cloud.[9]

In December 2015, Adobe launched Adobe Post as a new social graphics app for the
iPhone and iPad. Adobe Post would later become what is now known as Adobe Spark
Post.[10]

In January 2016, Adobe launched Adobe Voice 2.0 with full iPhone support for the
first time. The app allows users to sync projects using your Adobe account, which
lets you create projects on one device and finish them on another.[11]

In May 2016, Adobe launched Adobe Spark, a web tool that integrates Adobe Post,
Adobe Slate, and Adobe Voice together into one unified design platform. With the
change, each of the three previous iOS apps were renamed; Adobe Post became Adobe
Spark Post, Adobe Slate became Adobe Spark Page, and Adobe Voice became Adobe Spark
Video.[12]