Adobe University Hackathon 2026

Build. Adapt. Create.

Registration ends

30 Oct 2026

Team size

2–3 members

Mode

Online

Hosted by

Adobe

Registration closes 30 Oct 2026

Role: Software Engineering | AI/ML | Computer Engineering | Adobe Express
Format: Evaluation only
Prize: MacBook Pro
Deadline: Closes 30 Oct 2026

Overview

Adobe University Hackathon 2026 invites undergraduate students to form teams and solve an Adobe Express engineering challenge focused on adaptive design. Participants will build solutions that demonstrate how intelligently a design can adapt across different canvas sizes. The top 3 teams will get an opportunity to attend an all-expenses-paid finale at Adobe HQ in San Jose.

Problem statement

Objective

Develop a solution that intelligently adapts a design across different canvas sizes while addressing the given Adobe Express engineering challenge.

Expected Solution

Participants should demonstrate:

Intelligent design adaptation Technical implementation Creative problem-solving Functionality across different canvas sizes Eligibility Open to undergraduate students Students must be studying Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, or Machine Learning Team size: 2–3 members

Deliverables

Working solution/prototype Required hackathon submission Demonstration of the solution

Frequently asked questions

Who can participate?
Undergraduate students in Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, AI, or ML.
What is the team size?
Teams of 2–3 students
When is the challenge released?
5 October 2026.
When does the hackathon close?
30 October 2026.
Will submissions be listed on Wooble?
Selected submissions may be listed on Wooble for visibility and project portfolio purposes. This is not part of Adobe's official hackathon evaluation.

Questions & answers

when does the actual hackaton starts
Backup Id · 9 Oct 2026, 2:12 pm
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