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EPS upload

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October 2, 2017
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I can't upload EPS-files – vectors. It says my files are too small - but it is normal vectors in normal sizes ..

What can be the matter?

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Correct answer marog-pixcells

oleschwander schrieb
...I found - is that EPS-file really more than 15 MB...

MB (Megabyte) ...is not MP (Megapixel)

Your image example (#93344940) shows a vector graphic with an image dimension of 3873px x 3873px. -> 3873 x 3873 = 15.00 MP (Megapixels) - The minimum image size has always been 15MP (Megapixel)

Kind regards,

Mario

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pammicha

Participant

What is the pixel dimensions of:

Artboard size: minimum 15 MP, maximum 68 MP

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Chetan Kumar

Participant

5000x3000=15.000 MP equals 176x105 cm

Abambo

Community Expert

The requirement is a) confusing and b) non-sense. It works best when you upload as a ZIP file with the preview JPEG (at the required resolution) included.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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dianar390337

Participating Frequently

I find this file size requirement mind-boggling. It's a vector. Why does it need to be so big? I have a portfolio with nearly 600 vectors. This means I need to go into each file and resize it. Yet, the 300+ vector images you transferred over from Fotolia are not that size. What gives. This is a lot of work and I want to make sure that I know I'm doing this right before I undertake this task. I've always sized vector images by inches since they are traditionally used in print. I don't think I'm alone in this. If I was a designer who downloaded this file I'd be upset to receive a file that is 72"x72" and 30MB. Perhaps I'm not clear on this? Please advise. Thanks!

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oleschwanderAuthor

Legend

"I find this file size requirement mind-boggling. It's a vector. Why does it need to be so big"

Right - it's crazy. I don't want to upload EPS-files to Adobe any more, it's too complicated ...!

By the way - Adobe files don't sell anyhow.

joanH

Inspiring

Sad that you do not have confidence in Adobe. I have many clients in advertising who do use Adobe Stock. It is not easy to get into the practice of submitting files as requested but it is worth learning. Sorry to lose you. Adobe has so many free services and training videos that it is one of the best for new artists. JH

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marog-pixcells

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oleschwander schrieb
I can't upload EPS-files – vectors. It says my files are too small ....

What image dimensions do your vector graphics have?

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marog-pixcells

Inspiring

Hello.

Please have a look at: Requirements for contributing vector art to Adobe Stock :

"Technical requirements

Submit .ai or .eps files
Artboard size: minimum 15 MP and maximum 100 MP
The file size cannot exceed 45 MB"

Best regards,

Mario

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oleschwanderAuthor

Legend

Hi Mario

Thanks for your reply.

I have seen the terms.

Just one example, I found - is that EPS-file really more than 15 MB - or is it an old image and Adobe Stock have changed the requirements since Fotolia?

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marog-pixcellsCorrect answer

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oleschwander schrieb
...I found - is that EPS-file really more than 15 MB...

MB (Megabyte) ...is not MP (Megapixel)

Your image example (#93344940) shows a vector graphic with an image dimension of 3873px x 3873px. -> 3873 x 3873 = 15.00 MP (Megapixels) - The minimum image size has always been 15MP (Megapixel)

Kind regards,

Mario

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