animation of Twitter x, Facebook,etc logos in after effects

[Sawaira30869086qvya]

Can we animate Twitter x, Facebook,etc logos in after effects and contribute to adobe stock is legal? 

[Jill_C]

No. Of course not. That would be an IP violation, unless you have a property release from those companies to utilize their logos in that manner. 

[George_F]

An easy way to check to see if something is acceptable is to see what is already in the Adobe Stock database.  I see many social media icons, but they are mostly marked for Editorial Use Only.

There are quite a few assets in those categories already when I search for them, you should consider if you could make your asset really stand out in the crowd if you decide to submit.

Make sure you meet the requirements for submitting for editorial use only first.  Cheers!

[DailyLifeImages]

Does Contributor get paid when Adobe when anyne downlaods his editorial use only asset?

[Abambo]

Sure! You get paid the same amount as with other assets. It's only that they have limited use.

[Nancy OShea]

You must have more than 100 downloads to submit Illustrative Editorial content.

Editorial Use Only can't be used commercially.  Its limitations will impact your sales. You won't sell as much as you would if it was for commercial use.  Something to consider.

[Abambo]

Videos are not available under the illustrative editorial use. So it's no!

[George_F]

Oh!  I should have caught on that an animation would be a video.  @Abambo is correct here.

[Abambo]

There is no other way to submit "animations" to Adobe stock, so they must be video. 

[Nancy OShea]

...they must be video. 

By @Abambo

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Or MOGRTS (motion graphic templates)?

Adobe Stock doesn't sell WebP or GIF animations.  Perhaps there's not enough demand for them.

[Abambo]

For MOGRTs you need to be invited. That's not for the usual contributor.