Is ExportPDF included with Creative Cloud?

Right now i have both.

Hi jcannon2013,
The ExportPDF online service is a separate subscription. But, if you get Acrobat as part of your Creative Cloud subscription, you'll be able to convert your PDF files from within Acrobat (no subscription necessary).
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Best,
Sara

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