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savagequest
savagequest
Inspiring
Mar 2, 2020 10:08 PM UTC
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Adobe Stock Library Management

Does anyone know how to select & delete multiple items from your libraries in Adobe Stock?  This seems like a no-brainer feature to me, but I'm dumbfounded on finding the setting that allows you to do so.  Please Help! 

    WendellaBee
    WendellaBeeCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    Mar 2, 2020 10:15 PM UTC

    Hi savagequest,

    You can manage your libraries from within Creative Cloud applications or from the web interface: https://assets.adobe.com/libraries/

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    WendellaBee
    WendellaBeeCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    Mar 2, 2020 10:15 PM UTC

    Hi savagequest,

    You can manage your libraries from within Creative Cloud applications or from the web interface: https://assets.adobe.com/libraries/

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      savagequest
      savagequestAuthor
      Inspiring
      Mar 2, 2020 11:45 PM UTC
      Perfect! Wish this link was located on the AdobeStock site somewhere maybe in your account/profile dropdown. 
      I was clicking on "Stock" from the left pane of the cloud app to only be directed to the online store to download images.
       
      I now see the link I should be clicking on, and thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
       
      Thank you!
      ~ savagequest
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        lisah57130837
        lisah57130837
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        Jun 22, 2020 9:59 PM UTC

        "Wish this link was located on the AdobeStock site somewhere maybe in your account/profile dropdown. "

         

        Agreed! This is the only way you can move images from one library to another as far as I can tell.

         

        If you are on the website, you can no longer choose what library you want to save a photo into. The system just picks a default and saves it there. Then if you go to view all your libraries in the web interface at https://stock.adobe.com/Libraries) there is no way to move an image.

         

        If I didn't spend 20 minutes searching Adobes' help section and then find this post in the community there would be no way for me to know https://assets.adobe.com/libraries/ even exists. Why? What were the product owners thinking?  Some of us like organization and want to have control of our libraries. 

         

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