Having Multiple contributor accounts

Assuming you have a massive body of work, you might need separate accounts for Photography, Vectors, Video and Generative AI. 

• Customers search for subjects, and sort by filters.
• Duplicating the same content across multiple accounts will get you banned.
• So my answer is no.  There is nothing to be gained from splitting file types up into separate accounts.

Hope that helps.

Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. PNGs, images, and AI generations all fall under the same general category of images. You can't, for example, upload a PNG with a transparent background and the same image as a JPEG with a solid background. Once you're juggling a couple thousand or more images among multiple accounts, keeping track of them all to avoid duplications would be daunting. One account for images and another for videos, or maybe one for images and another for vectors, would seem more reasonable.

The guidelines for multiple accounts are on this help page:

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

Why do you want to create multiple accounts? There are benefits to keeping all assets in one account.

It's better not to multiply accounts. you may get banned for that. However, in the past, Adobe tolerated people having different accounts for different types of assets. You need to be careful not to submit the same or similare assets to different accounts. If you submit vector assets, Adobe generates JPEG and PNG files from those assets. I wouldn't really create more than two accounts (Generative AI and non AI). It get's fast unmanagable.

@PNG_only 

I've moved your post from Using the Community (for questions about the forums) to Adobe Stock Contributors for you.

Jane