Can I send non-transparent PNG to adobe stock as a contributor?

[Simon Philippe]

Can I send non-transparent PNG to adobe stock as a contributor?
I don't see the reason why I should have to convert to JPG and lose quality, as JPG is always lossy compression even in the highest quality.

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

I would say no. It's not explicitly forbidden, but it makes no sense. JPEG is not that lossy if it is the first generation.

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/png-with-transparency.html

The reason to convert to JPEG is file size.

[Timeless_]

About this, I uploaded some illustrations recently and realized that I used PNG as the image format for all of them, non-transparent files. Would it still be accepted in moderation? 

[Abambo]

There is a possibility that it will be refused. Checking Adobe's reasoning, it even should be refused.

[RALPH_L · Accepted solution]

The guidelines state that png files have transparent backgrounds. If not, send jpeg.

Read here: 

Requirements for submitting PNG files with transparent backgrounds to Adobe Stock

[daniellei4510]

I like to give potential buyers their money's worth and submit AI generated images up to 30" on the longest side @ 300 dpi. Any loss in .jpg quality done at the best resolution is imperceptible to the human eye if edited properly.