Adobe stock licencing

Question

Hello,

I have three questions, please.

1- When is my stock footage displayed on my public profile?

2- One of my stock footage has been refused. The reason, which was sent to me, was "During our review, we found that it contains elements that appear to be protected by intellectual property (IP) laws, so we can't accept it into our collection. Elements protected by IP may appear in the image or in the description, title, and/or keywords".

This stock footage contains commemorative plaques for the names of some divers. Do I have to submit it again as an editorial video?

3- Do I have to share my collections with Adobe Portfolio? Is it for free?

Jill_C · Accepted Answer

1. Your stock footage is displayed after it has been approved by the moderation team, which could take several weeks after submission.

2. Adobe Stock does not accept video for the Illustrative Editorial collection, nor does it accept images with people in them.

3. Yes Adobe Portfolio is free, and no you do not have to utilize it if you don't want to.

Abambo · Answer

Hello,

I have three questions, please.

The reason, which was sent to me, was "During our review, (...)".

By @Osama Hamdi

When posting a rejection reason, do only post the header. The text is stock text, and that's always the same for the same reason. No need to repeat it here, but occasionally, it's difficult to get the reason, when you have only the body text.

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