Technical requirements for content: Minimum resolution of the vector is 15MP (?)

[randomblink]

How do I set the artboard to 15MP? What is MP stand for?

[ribik]

Yes I'd like to know that too.

What language is adobe speaking?

Arboards are not set in megapixels, they are set using pixel/unit dimensions. 15mp Artboard in photographic dimensions is about 5000 X 3000 pixels. But even if you set that is your Artboard dimension, I still get upload error.

[Test Screen Name]

I think the big question here is not what app you design with, but to what you are uploading.

[Sheena Kaul]

Looks like an Illustrator query hence moving to Illustrator​

[John Mensinger]

randomblink  wrote

"...resolution of the vector..."

That's a contradiction in terms. Vector graphics are resolution-independent, and measurement in pixels (or 'megapixels') doesn't apply unless a vector graphic has been rasterized.

As Test Screen Name hints above, you'll need to provide more detail as to the context of your question. Where does this image size specification come from, and what are you trying to submit?

[Doug A Roberts]

i think they're talking about adobe stock:

Technical requirements for content: Minimum resolution of the vector is 15MP (?)

what the point would be of a pixel dimension requirement is unclear to me though.

[Kris Hunt]

Sounds like a case of someone trying to sound like they know more than they do. I frequently get magazine ad specs that say they require a "high resolution vector" or website banner ad specs that require a "high resolution JPEG".

[Doug A Roberts · Accepted solution]

aha, i think I have it:

Common Questions, Adobe Stock

Vectors:

• AI or EPS format.
• Each file must be placed in a zip archive that includes a JPEG preview
• Preview resolution should at least be 5,000 x 3,000 (15 million pixels).

so it's talking about a separate file(?)

[Test Screen Name]

Now that makes a lot more sense!