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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.
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.
The guidelines state that png files have transparent backgrounds. If not, send jpeg.
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Requirements for submitting PNG files with transparent backgrounds to Adobe Stock
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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.
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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