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Satyaraja24678069hi4s
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October 30, 2023
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Are Image IDs unique and what happens to Missing Image IDs

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Hi Adobe,

I downloaded some images.

I'm noticing that some of them are no longer available on adobe stock website when I search for image IDs

If the image I download today have a ID, will that ID remain unique to the image or can it get changed in future?

Can the old ID of one image be assigned as ID to newer image?

 

These are the downloaded image IDs I can no longer search for

Eg.

542118034

542118699

542118791

542118930

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Correct answer Jill_C

If previously downloaded images are no longer available on Adobe Stock it's because the Contributor has deleted the image from their portfolio, or perhaps has closed their Contributor account, deleting all their assets.

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Jill_C
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Jill_CCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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October 30, 2023

If previously downloaded images are no longer available on Adobe Stock it's because the Contributor has deleted the image from their portfolio, or perhaps has closed their Contributor account, deleting all their assets.

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Are Asset IDs unique to image or will they be recycled for new images when the old ones become unavailable due to contributor deleting their account?
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Jill_C
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October 30, 2023

To the best of my knowledge, asset numbers are not recycled. They are probably a key field in the database that is used to locate specific assets, so it wouldn't make sense to reuse them. 

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