Feature Requests

Hi, I’m trying to create a contributor account but get a “multiple accounts not allowed” message. I believe I haven’t created one before. Please check and help me recover or activate any existing account.

The subject header says it all really. Working on an environmental documentary series that cannot use any generative AI images. Due to the amount of un labelled gen AI video, I'd decided against using any Adobe stock. However, I needed a few additional videos and went against my better instincts to download some previews. Then today I was dropping some of these into a timeline and out of the ten I'd downloaded, something seemed off and upon closer inspection at least 3 were gen AI . The responsibility shouldnt fall upon the user to police this, it should fall upon Adobe. Any supplier who cannot provide some form of proof of authenticity for non AI conetent shouldnt be allowed to label it as such. End of story. These very nearly went into the final cuts and as gen AI gets harder to spot it's going to become more of a problem. 

Hello everyone! I have a featured request to adobe team. I have some complaints about the Adobe Stock Contributor system. If someone files something wrong or breaks the rules in Adobe Stock Contributor, Adobe blocks the account directly without any warning and also does not have any system to withdraw any dollars in the account.I think Adobe Direct should give the contributor some time and opportunity by giving a warning instead of blocking the account. Because it takes a lot of time and effort for a contributor to create an account and build a huge portfolio. Adobe should keep this in mind. And even if the account is blocked, Adobe should have a system in place to withdraw the remaining money in the account.Thank you for attention to this matter.

I’ve been extremely frustrated by misleading Adobe Stock graphic descriptions. This probably just applies to vectors. The platform is starting to be OVERRUN with AI-generated graphics claiming not to be AI. These typically look great on the preview, but once you download them, zoom in, and try to edit them it’s extremely obvious that they’re AI. Mostly because they’re always put together in a sloppy way that’s hard to edit, and don’t look nearly as good close up. I have on numerous occasions downloaded 20+ assets before I could find one that wasn’t AI, despite having the “exclude generative AI” filter on. Additionally, I’ve downloaded a ton of icons that claim to have editable strokes but don’t, and various graphics claiming to have editable text that don’t. I can’t even imagine how frustrating this must be for people who buy download packs rather than having a subscription. I understand that your team probably doesn’t have time to review every asset that gets posted, but it seems that

My default is to filter out AI, because I work for a reputable international travel agent, and don't want to damage our brand with that,But a lot of AI images and badly photoshoped fake "photos" appear - and "Report" only allows people/IP-copyright reporting - please allow Report -> "This is AI"

I note that there is a new library 'tray' that opens every time I save an asset to a library that sits at the bottom of the browser window. However, it's not moveable and covers the only navigation interface to move/go back to the next search results, forcing me to keep closing it. I find it hard to believe that the interface designers didn't see this issue.Additionaly:It's huge - it could be half the sizeIt looks like you should be able to drag and drop assets into the library (a good idea) but that doesn't workNot moveableNo option to hide it (which I would do immediately as it's just plain annoying).

I've noticed very poor quality AI-generated images showing up in my Adobe Stock searches. The only way to filter these out is to manually select a box "Exclude AI-generated Imagery" every single time I do a search. If I begin a new search it defaults back every single time to include AI-imagery.   I cannot use AI-generated imagery in my work as a designer. I am against the concept of it, and it's decimating the creative industries. Also, the images are horrible quality and not professional.   I need a way to permanently disable AI-imagery showing up in my searches. Adobe, can you please add this as a function to my account?   I also hope more creatives speak up about this in the comments below. I am considering leaving Adobe as a customer if they continue to push poor quality AI-generated content on their site.

As a stock contributor (Getty Images, Adobe Stock), accurate metadata is essential.After shooting industrial subjects (e.g., trawlers, machinery, harbor equipment), I currently use Google Lens to identify specific objects. I then manually enter this information in File > File Info (IPTC metadata) in Photoshop.When I submit the image to Getty Images, this metadata becomes visible during review. However, I still need to manually research and add relevant keywords to optimize search visibility.I propose integrating AI-based object recognition in Photoshop that can:Identify objects and technical components Suggest accurate object names Generate title and description suggestions Provide smart keyword suggestions (including related search terms) Automatically populate IPTC metadata fieldsThis would significantly streamline the professional stock workflow and improve contributor efficiency.

Necesito el reembolso de la suscripción porque anule dicha suscripción el mismo día del descuento 

I usually browse on my phone for inspiration and assets, and save them as favorites. Then when I’m on my computer, I go through those favorites and actually work with the files. But on mobile, the download button in the search results is so big that I’ve accidentally downloaded tons of assets I didn’t want, and they still count against my download balance. It often happens when you’re just trying to scroll and accidentally tap it. It would be great if this could be looked into — I don’t think I’m the only one experiencing this. One solution could be an extra confirmation popup on mobile like “Are you sure you want to download this?”, or making downloads only possible from the asset detail page. Cheers

I'm looking for a general corporte office background video to loop for a simple org announcement. I use the filters for finding the right one, but one filter that does not exist would be for camera movement. I need something static but most of the stock videos of offices I find have the camera slowly panning. 

AI generated images looks glossy, and unreal - edit a photo, generated images editing does not respond to commands sometimes. Texturizing skin and make them look more real. 

Could you please add a feature to remove or at least hide licensed stock assets in the Creative Cloud desktop app? This would be a huge help for organization. I have many free stock assets I downloaded years ago while trying things out, but I no longer need them. They still appear in my “Licensed Stock Assets” list under “Files,” which makes it difficult to sort through and find the assets I actually want to use. Having the ability to hide or delete these older licensed assets would make asset management much easier and cleaner.

Hi there, When I started using Adobe Stock about five years ago, I was able to purchase extended licenses separately, without these affecting my monthly asset allowance. Lately, I’ve been running into an issue where I run out of assets halfway through the month due to a few extended license purchases.Would it be possible to separate these again, so that I can continue to use my full 750 monthly assets regardless of any extended licenses I buy? Thanks in advance for your help! Best regards,Jobert

I keep coming across images that look obviously AI-Generated but aren't tagged as such, so they still show up in searches where I have "Exclude AI Images" selected in the filters. Most recently this account: https://stock.adobe.com/contributor/212101237/adobe?load_type=author&prev_url=detail The only way to report these that I've found is to create a forum post. But since I'm coming across them so often, it seems like there should be an easier way to report these. Am I missing something? There is a report option on individual images with an option to report for infringing IP rights, but I'm not sure that covers not tagging AI-generated images. Is there a way to formally submit a request for this feature to be added?

Any update as to when Adobe will have a K-12 version of Adobe stock. I work for the largest high-school only district in california and several of our sites have licenses for our classes/students. It keeps getting brought up from time to time, but with no solution. My IT team needs a way to filter adult content from students. I run an active student print shop and my student design team members have to use my laptop with my vecteezy account for vector graphics because with the time contraints of an hour-long period we don't have the time to redraw everything and we simply shouldn't have to.  I was told Adobe Express AI filters out adult content, why can't stock do the same?

Why does this ad pop up every time I download something on Adobe Stock? It's been this way for months and it's extremely annoying.         

I've accidentally licensed two images in the last week just by scrolling through image search results in Adobe Stock. This last particular instance, I was merely trying to open the image for a closer look and I happened to click where the "License" button appears on hover. There are two options to that would solve this problem:1. Implement a confirmation dialog box to verify you want to license the image. 2. Remove the License button from the image search results page, so you have to click the image "open" in order to click the license button. Thanks. 

Please stop offering vector illustrations with the Transparency grid included as actual vector squares.This is annoying and requires a lot of labour to get rid of it, more  because those are not in separate layer, but intertwined with the art work.Use a transparency grid in the online preview, but not in the vector download, please. It makes no sense.

Hi,I'm triying to download a couple of videos with the ilimited company acount but Stock ask me for the credit card to buy those videos. Going throught the library it let me buy the videos but no download, the account should let me download them.If I try to download pictures or vector I can do it, as usual.  

Please allow for bulk image downloads from the actual website.    [moderator changed the subject for clarity, was "suggestions"]

I can't understand why, on Adobe Stock, we are unable to save tamplates prior to purchasing. We can do it for images, vectors, video and audio files, but not tamplates (such as for After Effects or Premier). The template has to be bought first. This is such a pain as the only way to save these is to either bookmark the tab, or copy and paste the asset ID into a document for reference later.  It would be so much easier to save them to a library for future purchase, like we are able to do with the rest of the assets on Adobe Stock. Its like a store not allowing certain products to be added to your cart, only giving you the buy now option (and without a solid refund policy). Makes no sense, so Adobe, can you please...pretty please with sugar on top, fix this for us 🙂

Bonjour,Malgré mes recherches, je ne trouve pas de solution.J'aimerais pouvoir retrouver facilement toutes les images que j'ai téléchargé provenant d'un artiste en particulier.Comme nous avons téléchargé des centaines de ressources depuis le début de notre abonnement, il faudrait que je passe des centaines de pages.Si ce n'est pas possible, ce serait vraiment une fonctionnalité intéressante et même ajouter les artistes quand on fait une recherche. Si on cherche un nom d'artiste, rien n'apparaît.Bref, j'aimerais bien trouver une solution simple.Merci beaucoup

At this point, we need to remove the free download limit for subscribers, especially for longtime consistent customers. PLUS there are other sites on the web that offer some of the same assets for free. It feels like theft at this point for Adobe to ask me to pay more to get free assets. AND on top of that, alot of the assets offered aren't that great or premium. You want people to use your products but it doesn't seem like you care about your core audience. You've just joined every other souless brand that wants more money.

To Adobe Stock developpers:Why did you add a "copy link" of the picture in order to share it with other Adobe Stock users?Should be very usefull.Best regards from BrusselsFred