I have a question regarding the creation of multiple contributor accounts for different niches. I generate images using AI, and my outputs vary widely – some are PNGs, some are real-life photos, and others are creative and fancy photos. I am considering setting up separate accounts for different types of content, Is it possible to manage multiple accounts in this way, or would this be considered bypassing the AI generating review limit? to clarify the idea, this is an example: An account for PNGsAnother one for illustrationsAnother one for videosAnother one for AI real-life photographsAnother one for majestic imaginationAlso what about an account for diffrent niches such as one for business-related photos and another for animal and nature photos? Considering that I also found that your profile can have a big chance for people to buy from you, like if a person bought something, it's likely that he would buy more about the same topic. Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated!

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Clarification on Creating Multiple Contributor Accounts for Different Niches

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I have a question regarding the creation of multiple contributor accounts for different niches.

I generate images using AI, and my outputs vary widely – some are PNGs, some are real-life photos, and others are creative and fancy photos.

I am considering setting up separate accounts for different types of content, Is it possible to manage multiple accounts in this way, or would this be considered bypassing the AI generating review limit?

to clarify the idea, this is an example:

An account for PNGs
Another one for illustrations
Another one for videos
Another one for AI real-life photographs
Another one for majestic imagination

Also what about an account for diffrent niches such as one for business-related photos and another for animal and nature photos?

Considering that I also found that your profile can have a big chance for people to buy from you, like if a person bought something, it's likely that he would buy more about the same topic.

Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated!

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Correct answer Jill_C

Your proposal violates Adobe's guidelines for multiple accounts, and will eventually result in suspension of one or all of your accounts. Additionally, there is no good reason to segregate your assets in this manner. It makes absolutely no difference to Buyers, who search by keywords and filters. If your keywords and titles are descriptive and thorough, Buyers will find your assets, and the fact that they're spread across different accounts has no impact on their buying decisions. If it helps you to organize your Stock assets in this manner, do it in your local hard drive, not in the Adobe database.

Abambo

Community Expert

You are overreaching! This is a straight road to getting your accounts blocked.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

or would this be considered bypassing the AI generating review limit?
By @MrCheetah'

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Full stop. Read the Submission Guidelines carefully. Violation of TERMS in this way is all Adobe needs to terminate your account.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/submission-guidelines.html

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Jill_C

Correct answer

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Your proposal violates Adobe's guidelines for multiple accounts, and will eventually result in suspension of one or all of your accounts. Additionally, there is no good reason to segregate your assets in this manner. It makes absolutely no difference to Buyers, who search by keywords and filters. If your keywords and titles are descriptive and thorough, Buyers will find your assets, and the fact that they're spread across different accounts has no impact on their buying decisions. If it helps you to organize your Stock assets in this manner, do it in your local hard drive, not in the Adobe database.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Abambo

Community Expert

Your proposal violates Adobe's guidelines for multiple accounts, and will eventually result in suspension of one or all of your accounts.

By @Jill_C

More "all" than only "one". Adobe can connect the dots, and at least with the tax form., you are known. You cannot fake the tax form because that would be fraud.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Looking for trouble.... !

RALPH_L

Community Expert

That is not allowed. AI is AI. Seperate accounts are only tollerated if the media types are different. For instance: images, videos and photos. AI images are only images, regardless of how they look.

daniellei4510

Community Expert

I don't recommend it. There is no evidence that it will improve sales, it will take longer to accumulate enough funds to withdraw from each account, you risk uploading the same images to different accounts, and it raises red flags as far as Adobe is concerned. Many accounts that get banned are the result of having multiple accounts. At most, I would recommend one for videos, and another for all other other assets.

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