Credit needed for standard license images posted on website?

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January 26, 2023
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Hi, all,

For Adobe Stock Standard License images, do you need to include a credit when posting them to a webpage?

Looking forward to hearing back--thanks!

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Emily23619031mwsjAuthor

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Just to clarify, the language on the Usage and licensing FAQ page is what's confusing me. It states, "We require a photo credit to be added only when using the image in an editorial article."

By "editorial article," do they mean any image, even a standard license one, that is used in an editorial manner (for example, with a news article), or do they just mean the "Editorial License" images on the Adobe Stock site?

Abambo

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Just to clarify, the language on the Usage and licensing FAQ page is what's confusing me. It states, "We require a photo credit to be added only when using the image in an editorial article."

By "editorial article," do they mean any image, even a standard license one, that is used in an editorial manner (for example, with a news article),

By @Emily23619031mwsj

Yes. Any editorial like usage needs to get properly attributed credit. Editiorial only images can only be used in an editiorial like way, because they contain logos or other design elements, that make them unfit for commercial use.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Emily23619031mwsjAuthor

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Thank you.

I received official confirmation of this from Adobe Support, too.

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