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August 26, 2026
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when I have generative ai images turned off in adobe stock I still only see garbage ai and if I click an image it brings me to another page with ai studio - wtf is going on? this is absolute garbage.

  • August 26, 2026
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I just want to click on an image and have it extend a preview window like it used to - not open a whole other page. this is ridiculous.  ai is trash and the resolution is trash and it always looks fake. turn this shit off ffs.  so frustrating. 

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    Correct answer Nancy OShea
    1. Adobe doesn’t monitor this user-to-user Contributor forum. Nobody from Adobe will ever see your complaints here.  
    2. Repost in the Stock buyers forum below where an Adobe employee is more likely to see it.
      https://community.adobe.com/stock-29
    3. GenAI labels didn’t exist prior to 2023, so you might be seeing older content. Try sorting results by Most Recent instead of Relevance.

     

    As for the new AI Studio, there are two ways to work around it.

    1. Right-click on images to open them in a new tab.
    2. Clear your browsers cached data & cookies. If needed, ask Google for your specific browser’s details. 

    Hope that helps.

     

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    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Nancy OSheaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    August 26, 2026
    1. Adobe doesn’t monitor this user-to-user Contributor forum. Nobody from Adobe will ever see your complaints here.  
    2. Repost in the Stock buyers forum below where an Adobe employee is more likely to see it.
      https://community.adobe.com/stock-29
    3. GenAI labels didn’t exist prior to 2023, so you might be seeing older content. Try sorting results by Most Recent instead of Relevance.

     

    As for the new AI Studio, there are two ways to work around it.

    1. Right-click on images to open them in a new tab.
    2. Clear your browsers cached data & cookies. If needed, ask Google for your specific browser’s details. 

    Hope that helps.

     

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    jodij28273193
    Inspiring
    August 26, 2026

    I hear your frustration. In your search bar, I would put "Real image" only before what you are asking for. Even though your button is clicked, technology is not always what it's cracked up to be. What type of image are you looking for, or what types of scenes? When I put a photograph up, I label mine in my first sentence, it says "Real Image." Because I often get from the inspectors that my AI button is not checked when it is a real photograph.