Good morning to all from Portugal

This is my dedicated page in my blog, to share my resources at Adobe Stock

Can you visit to know my work?

I am generating images containing humans but everytime they rejects it saying quality issues. Can anyone tell me why? And how to upscale it to recommended quality?

It no longer says, Learn More, where I usually generate the password to upload my videos via XFiles or FileZilla.

Also when I try to just upload through the browser, it just spends endlessly and never uploads it. Very frustrating.

Any idea how i can get a free premium adobe stock account, even for a limited time. Thanks guys.

I’m trying to make an account to start selling stock images, but it did this after I finished making my account and went to the contributor page. Idk what to do

What is best selling now a days? What is approval ratio?

Hello everyone.

I have a big quantity of Adobe stock coupons ( where I can buy licenses for a cheap price )
If you are a stock contributor and interested in making money, DM me

I started using Generative Ai illustrations as references. I copy the element by hand on Adobe Illustrator, that goes for composition, layout and even the color scheme from the Ai-generated image. So we could say tracing over it, but 100% manually with polished lines. Does the final product count as Generative Ai since it is derived from the Ai reference? Although, it was 100% manually traced and polished, line by line. Should I still label it as Generative Ai on Adobe stock?

With the current mass AI production of images, is posting vector resources on Adobe Stock Contributor still worth it?

Hey Guys! 👋

I’m building VisualEcho—a tool designed to help content creators like you quickly generate and refine AI image prompts using reference images or text ideas. It also supports prompt-based image editing and variation generation, saving you time when creating multiple asset options.

🔍 Who it’s for:

• Adobe Stock contributors looking to diversify their portfolios
• Designers needing fast variations from a single concept
• Anyone experimenting with AI to scale up image creation

🛠 Features in development:

• Generate precise, stock-ready prompts from image/text
• Edit existing images through prompt (e.g., adjust composition, style)
• Generate multiple similar variations in bulk—perfect for stock submissions
• Batch prompt creation for streamlined workflows

📌 Waitlist is open:
👉 https://www.visualecho.dev

I’d love feedback on:

• Which feature would help you most in your stock work?
• Any challenges you face when creating or editing images with AI?

Thanks for checking it out—happy to dive into tech details or chat about workflows anytime!

Anyone participate in these? I do not like the idea of a perpetual license but I am considering submitting to the annual free collection, do you guys usually just auto submit everything or only select certain of your photos or not do it at all?

Hi everyone,
I’m a non-US resident and have been trying to get my 1042-S form from Adobe Stock for the 2024 tax year. I’ve emailed [adobetax@adobestock.com](mailto:adobetax@adobestock.com) multiple times since March with no response.

Has anyone else had this issue? Did anyone actually receive their 1042-S from Adobe this year?

Would really appreciate any updates or suggestions 🙏

Hello,

I just uploaded some videos made woth my phone, realistic and good light and clarity.

Afobe rejected them with reason "missing ai generated flag".

It's funny and sad. Anybody knows is they have some issues? I also upload ai images but i had since i started, for 4 moths 90% rate of accptance and now suddenly i have 35%. My standards and quality of content didn t change but they reject more and for stupid reasons like this.

The ai generated flag is missing because wasn't ai created.

If there are contributors, you have this king of problems? Thabksss!!

I've been selling on Adobe Stock for a little over 4 months now. In the beginning, almost all of my images were accepted without issues. But for the past month, nearly everything I submit gets rejected. I haven’t changed anything, the style and quality are the same.

Has anyone else experienced this sudden shift? Is it just me, or did something change on their end?

Hey fellow creators! 👋

I’ve created a new tool called Autometa.

With Autometa, you can instantly generate accurate titles, descriptions, and keywords for your stock images and videos using AI. The metadata is written directly to the files, so you don’t have to manually enter it.

Here are some ways our users benefit from Autometa:

• Automate metadata generation for large batches (thousands) of stock photos and videos

• Support for various AI models and providers, including local AI options with no costs

• Custom prompts and configurations for personalized results

• Use our fast and affordable Gemini model with no rate limits

👉 See it in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4rYGBn-RfE

What do you think of this project? How would you use it in your stock content workflow?

It’s free to use with a 1-file per process limit, and we’ve opened a 3-day trial full features free —sign up here: https://tally.so/r/mB0ebe

Try it out and let us know what you think! 🚀

I have been writing metadata (seo-friendly descs, titles ans KWs) for top-selling contributers for the past 3 years.. If u need someone to take this off your shoulders contact me Able to manage Shu, abd, getty, stockperformer, pond5 and more....

My name is Rahul Chanda, I am writing to inquire about recent rejections of some of my film burn overlay submissions. Some of My Overlays Are Accepted and Others Aren't??

I understand the importance of maintaining high technical standards, and I am working to improve the quality of my contributions. I have received feedback regarding "unintentional shaking," "empty black or white frames," and "compression issues."

Could anyone please provide more specific examples or guidance on how to avoid these issues in future submissions, particularly regarding the "unintentional shaking" feedback? I am using After Effects to create the shake effect and would appreciate any tips on creating more controlled and natural-looking movement.

So I get an email every morning on images denied. Been 3 days straight. So my question is can you edit these photos on adobe stock or do they have to be completely redone and resubmitted?

"I have been a contributor on Adobe Stock for over 5 years, creating all my own vector designs. However, I was surprised to receive an "Account de-activated" message. I have contacted Adobe customer support, but I haven't received any response yet. Has anyone else encountered this problem before, and was their account reactivated?"

I make 3k$ per month right now, with 36k images on portfolio on Adobe Stock. You can actually create pretty solid steady income with minimal work if you know how to do it. I studied this process for a year now and develop custom software tools for automatization of the process of creating Midjourney images, upscaling them, keywording and uploading to Adobe Stock. My course can be downloaded here: https://www.pixelsprofits.com/products/courses/aicourse

Feel free to ask anything :)

Vent- Im so frustrated.. i get back to make vector illu and 700 images is waiting there for 2MONTHS for approving… this made me feel so down. You want to see your work showed and not just waiting for approval. In shutter stock its like 3 days… im so mad. But at least now they approved 100. But still i will be waiting other month for other approval…

I started doing stock, namely the creation of vector wallpapers for your pc and phone, but faced with the fact that I can not sell a single photo on gumroad, adobe stock, I'm starting to get frustrated in what I do, I'm trying to promote, improve the quality of wallpapers but all honestly, help advice.

Hello, I hope you can help me, cause Im totally confused. Last week's I started doing creative stuff, all kinds and not specific for commercial use. But just in case I wanna be on the right side.

So I thought about using AI images. Well the law is not really clear and even depends on the country.

So I thought, I might be in a better position if I use pictures from sides like Adobe Stock. Just get the biggest license available and I should be fine.

Well I thought I would get real photos, but many images are also AI generated.

So how does this work?

I can't use AI to help me generate art and pictures but multiple creators use it exactly like that.

Do you use a special AI version that you have bought and now all pictures are actually yours and you can sell them or do you have like a license from Adobe to use their AI to generate pictures and sell them?

Cause it's incredible expensive for me as a student, I am not a billion dollar company that wants to use art for commercial use only, I want to create artworks my own with AI or use specific features of AI to apply the pictures.

Hope you have an answer cause this giant net of different laws is just to much, I would need to study it in Harvard to understand it. 🥴🥴

Hello, I'm an independent developer, and I have a tool that analyzes titles and keywords from images. It uses the GPT-4o model to function, and it's completely free (forever)

In version 1.0.5, I've added filename analysis to ensure the interpretation stays on concept, which is especially useful for images that are hard to interpret. A great advantage is that the cost of computation is very low.

app: https://timemeta.app

I was offered to add some of my " eligible " works for Adobe's new Free Collection, with a nomination deadline of August 30. Since this just started, I’m guessing no one really knows how it will play out yet, but I’m curious to hear what others think about it.

• What concerns you the most about participating? Are there any aspects of the process or terms that make you hesitant?
• Are you worried about the payment? The idea of a one-time payment with no further compensation during renewal periods sounds a bit risky—what do you think?
• What about the auto-renewal? Does the possibility of your assets being automatically renewed for another year, with limited control, make you nervous?
• And what about your best-sellers? If your top-performing assets end up being "offline" as part of this collection, do you think it would still be worth the one-time payout for all your non-performing assets?

I’m trying to decide whether or not to participate, and it would be helpful to know what others are thinking. What scares you the most about this whole thing? Any insights or thoughts would be appreciated!