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December 26, 2025
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Adobe Stock Contributor can run two accounts on the same device and the same internet.

  • December 26, 2025
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I would like to know the correct information about Adobe Stock Contributor. If two different people using the same device and the same internet network, run two different Contributor accounts under their own names and different emails, and each submits their own work/content—will there be any problem in the future or can Adobe block the account for this reason? Please provide accurate and correct information. Thank you in advance for providing the correct information.

 

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Correct answer Abambo

The correct information is: sure, that is allowed. The requirement is to have 2 distinct persons to contribute:

  1. own Adobe ID - that implies that there are 2 distinct e-mails, as the Adobe ID is the e-mail.
  2. own mobile phone number for account verification.
  3. own tax form submitted. BTW: submitting wrong data on the tax form may constitute fraud.
  4. own payout account. It seems that Adobe requires every contributor to have an own payout account.
  5. own assets to submit. If you mix-up your assets (and submit some assets as duplicates) you may experience blocking. 

 

BTW: this question comes up regularily, and it seems that many brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, grandparents... want to contribute using the same computer. If it is a cover up to overcome account submission limits, forget about it. At some point, you will make a crucial error and then you will cry. 

 

To handle accidental asset mixing, I would suggest to set-up own user profiles to sign-in on the local computer. If everyone keeps it's data in their own profile, mixing up data will be less probable.

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Abambo
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AbamboCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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December 26, 2025

The correct information is: sure, that is allowed. The requirement is to have 2 distinct persons to contribute:

  1. own Adobe ID - that implies that there are 2 distinct e-mails, as the Adobe ID is the e-mail.
  2. own mobile phone number for account verification.
  3. own tax form submitted. BTW: submitting wrong data on the tax form may constitute fraud.
  4. own payout account. It seems that Adobe requires every contributor to have an own payout account.
  5. own assets to submit. If you mix-up your assets (and submit some assets as duplicates) you may experience blocking. 

 

BTW: this question comes up regularily, and it seems that many brothers, sisters, mothers, fathers, grandparents... want to contribute using the same computer. If it is a cover up to overcome account submission limits, forget about it. At some point, you will make a crucial error and then you will cry. 

 

To handle accidental asset mixing, I would suggest to set-up own user profiles to sign-in on the local computer. If everyone keeps it's data in their own profile, mixing up data will be less probable.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
daniellei4510
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Community Expert
December 26, 2025

That is allowed. Both must also submit their individual tax forms.

Adobe Community Expert | If you aren't submitting your assets in sRGB, you probably didn't read the rules.
Known Participant
December 26, 2025

Yes, they will submit it, but their device is the same. Will there be any problem with it? Please let me know, sir.

daniellei4510
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Community Expert
December 26, 2025

No, but each individual MUST remember to log on to their correct accounts.

Adobe Community Expert | If you aren't submitting your assets in sRGB, you probably didn't read the rules.