To install, open Steam, and go to the Library tab (the second heading where it says store, library, community, and news). On 2nd March 2015, Bethesda confirmed that the Steam Workshop file limits were removed and that a beta version was released to adapt to the removed limits. You’ll still be able to upload/share/access Skyrim mods on fan-created mod sites.' Prefer to use existing modding sites? Not a problem. Everyone here is really excited about the opportunities and possibilities this opens up for our entire community. Like a live Netflix queue when you fire up Skyrim, mods you flagged will be automatically downloaded and installed. You'll be able to do this from any web device, including your smartphone. The Creation Kit will bundle your mod and upload it to the Workshop, where everyone can browse, rate, and flag mods for download. Using the Workshop, you'll have free user content with the push of a button.

'We're excited to share news that we've been working closely with Valve to integrate Steam Workshop into the Creation Kit. It was confirmed on Decemthat Skyrim's construction kit would be released alongside support for the Steam Workshop. In the meanwhile the Creation Kit has been patched several times, reaching its current version number 1.8.151.0. On February 7th, the Creation Kit was released, along with a High Resolution Texture Pack. Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 will not have the Creation Kit. However, the kit was scheduled for release on February 7th, 2012 as stated by Pete Hines, one of the game's developers. A post made on January 27th, 2012 stated that Bethesda anticipated the release of the patch to be 'next week,' with the Creation Kit not far behind.

In a statement made on the Bethesda forums, the Creation Kit was supposed to be released alongside the v1.4 patch.

Bethesda creation kit screenshot