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GPU Acceleration on Windows is available with the latest InDesign 2025(v20.4.0.052). Please update to the latest InDesign via the CCD app to get this feature.
The minimum system requirements for using GPU Acceleration on
- Windows are: Monitor with a display resolution greater than 2K
- GPU card with at least 1GB vRAM.
Note on GPU Acceleration: High-resolution monitors are becoming the standard. With the high monitor resolutions, it is getting difficult for the CPU to handle the rendering. This is where the GPU comes into play. Rendering on high-density displays is best handled by the GPU. GPU acceleration makes the rendering of the documents faster while zooming, scrolling, and panning. The enhanced performance from using the GPU in InDesign powers features like Animated Zoom, which make zoom actions smooth and animated.
Based on our internal tests, we found that GPU acceleration provides better performance when the monitor's display resolution is…
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Thanks for the info. This is indeed correct that since the various artboards come in as a layers the dimensions are of the entire document which can be problematic. Adding this to our backlog.
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We have made some Performance Improvements in the latest InDesign Release 2025 (Version 20.1), available via Creative Cloud Desktop application. This issue has also been fixed as part of performance improvements.
Please let us know if you still face slowdown while doing basic operations in this latest InDesign release.
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Adobe InDesign team
An error occurred while saving the comment @Gabriele wow!! I tried, I didn't know that opening the ID file in the package folder didn't require installing the fonts! Great, I just hope they fix the bugs that slow down indesign.
I personally don't have the fonts installed in the Windows 10 Font folder, but I have a separate folder.
I don't know how it works on mac OSX, but in Windows it is possible to install the fonts as links and not directly by copying them into the system folder. So I have my D:/Fonts folder and with an external software I install the fonts as links to Windows...
I don't know if this is the same as the problem highlighted...
I don't have any slowdowns in ID, the only thing that slows down is when I go to the TEXT > FONT menu item. But already now having passed the fonts to a faster hard disk than the mechanical one it slows down less...Anyway, yes between fonts, processors, ram and video cards, all Adobe software should improve a little on how to fully exploit these technologies, the more we go forward the slower these software are, not optimized.
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Let me understand one thing, probably this thing escapes me (I was not aware of it) ...Yes I know the ID package function to export project files, images and fonts (for exchanging material with other users) ...
The thing that escapes me, what does "the slowdown problem with the font folder" have to do with it? Because if I exchange my package with another user, when he opens the indesign file he will automatically find the fonts present in the document fonts installed?
I always knew that those fonts had to be installed in the OS, I did not think they would install themselves/detect from the ID!.Since I do not use the package often, never, I have not noticed these slowdowns. I have noticed other slowdowns on the fonts that I have already written in previous messages
An error occurred while saving the comment @Michael Vinson @Gabriele @Filip Blazek
Someone explain this "Document Fonts" folder thing to me.
Is it something only for MAC OSX or also WINDOWS 10?I have the system fonts installed in Windows, and the fonts I use for graphics (mostly) are links to fonts that reside on another Hard Disk.
What is the post referring to here specifically?An error occurred while saving the comment @gabriele
I also noticed a slowdown when I hover over the TEXT>FONT menu.
I also have fonts managed by external software that saves them in a folder other than the Windows system folder.
This happens on Illustrator and Indesign 100%, on Photoshop I don't know, I never use the fonts there.Let's say that on the threshold of 2025, Adobe's CC is very poor in terms of performance.
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The fix for this issue is now available in the latest update of InDesign – that is, InDesign 15.0.2.
Please update your InDesign application to get this fix.
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Hello All,
Following up on the comments stating that the issue is yet not fixed, we did our investigation and found that, the issues being called out in the comment section, though maybe relevant but are different than the one for which this thread was originally created.
This particular thread caters to a very specific case which has been fixed in the last update of InDesign.
If you continue to face performance related issues with InDesign, we sincerely request you to create a separate thread so that we can categorize the performance related issues and address them completely.
In addition to track the performance issues effectively, it will also enable us to reach out to you in a organised manner when we investigate into each category of performance issues.We are extremely sorry for the troubles you are facing with InDesign and we are determined to resolve them as efficiently…
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Thank you for reporting the issue to us.
We are currently reviewing it.
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Hello All,
Thank you for your patience all this while.
We had launched our investigation into the matter to get to the root cause of the problem. As the part of our investigation, we had reached out to many of you personally over email.
We have concluded our investigation and have come up with few findings.1. For many of the users the issue got fixed after updating InDesign to a newer version.
2. For some, the issue got resolved after disabling a third-party application such as Suitecase fusion etc.
3. For few, the issue was intermittent and is no longer reproducible.
4. For majority of the users, the underlying cause of the performance issue was identified to be related to span columns, cross-references, third party plugin etc.We have created separated threads for these issues and we are now working towards resolving them.
However, over the time this thread…
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Many internal as well as external factors can cause the InDesign application to perform poorly.
We completed the investigation and came up with the following: Either the issue has been resolved in the most recent release of InDesign (Refer to InDesign Release notes), the issue was intermittent at the time of reporting and is no longer reproducible, or the InDesign version mentioned in the report is no longer covered by Creative Cloud Support Policy.
We would recommend you upgrade to the latest version as it is more robust. If you are still facing this issue even after updating it, create a new UserVoice thread or Contact Adobe support.
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ID18.1 that was released yesterday should have the fix for this issue.
Please update to this version from CCD app & confirm if the issue is still happening.
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Adobe InDesign team
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@tenzin They only follow the logic of fashion, trend and profit. They have not understood that both ID and AI are very slow and often crash on trivial operations of ordinary administration,Filling them with new 3D functions, AI etc etc does nothing but weigh down systems that are now old and obsolete. I was taught that the house must be built on thick and solid foundations , here a wolf Ezekiel is enough to make everything collapse .... I had to remove the GPU acceleration in illustrator because it crashed every 2x3 ... Dedicated GPU acceleration should not be better?