投稿画像が強化ライセンスになっておりプレミアムではありません。違いはなんでしょうか

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September 13, 2026
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気がついたら、投稿した画像が強化ライセンス・拡張ライセンスになっていました。プレミアムはついてません。違いはなんでしょうか？　

Correct answer Jill_C

I don’t know how Adobe determines which assets / which contributors are included in the premium program. They have not provided any public info on that subject. You can use the Contact Us link in your account page to reach out directly to Stock Contributor Support.

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SUTUDIO RITZCAAuthor

Participant

Hi Jill,

Thank you so much for looking into this and getting back to me — I really appreciate the effort! Honestly, it's kind of reassuring to know that Adobe just doesn't disclose the criteria, rather than me missing something obvious.

Thanks for pointing me to Contributor Support too — I might reach out to them directly if I get curious enough. Really appreciate you taking the time to help!

Jill_C

Community Expert

Glad to be of assistance.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Jill_C

Community Expert

Adobe choose specific Contributors to have their works in the Premium collection. We, as Contributors, have no control over the selection.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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SUTUDIO RITZCAAuthor

Participant

Why do my submitted images only offer Enhanced/Extended License (no Standard License), even though I was never invited to the Premium Collection?

I'm an Adobe Stock contributor. On the customer-facing download page for my own images, the license options shown are always "Enhanced License" and "Extended License" — the "Standard License" option never appears at all, for any of my submissions.

However, in my Contributor Portal, none of these files show a "Premium" label or badge anywhere in the file details. I also never went through any price-tier selection step when uploading (no dropdown for Standard/Premium/Premium Plus), and I have not received any invitation to submit to the Premium Collection.

At the same time, when I search Adobe Stock's catalog with the "Premium" content filter, restricted to my own portfolio, several of my images do show up in those results.

So my images seem to behave like Premium-priced content (no Standard License option, appears under the Premium filter), but I have no record of applying for, being invited to, or selecting Premium status anywhere.

Could you clarify: what determines whether a regular (non-Premium-Collection) submission is priced/licensed this way? Is this an automatic quality-based classification during review, and is there any way for a contributor to check or confirm a specific file's price tier from the Contributor dashboard?

Jill_C

Correct answer

Community Expert

I don’t know how Adobe determines which assets / which contributors are included in the premium program. They have not provided any public info on that subject. You can use the Contact Us link in your account page to reach out directly to Stock Contributor Support.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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