Daily upload limit

[atharva5F8F]

How many files i can upload to adobe stock in one day,weekor month

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

I've never encountered a limit to the number of uploads. I've uploaded 200-300 at a time, I think. I use Adobe Lightroom to accumulate images to send to Adobe Stock, and every month or so I press the "Publish" button to send them to Adobe Stock, where they sit in the "Uploaded/New" section until I have time to add titles and keywords. 

[Abambo · Accepted solution]

There is no known limit, but I would prefer uploading regularly pictures, taking time to keyword them carefully instead of uploading big batches, except if you have a database of pictures with other stock agencies that you would like to add here, and they are well-prepared for being uploaded.

[Warren Bishop]

It appears there is a upload limit now.  Is there a way around this?  I hear it takes up to 2 months to get any AI photos to be approved that's alot of wasted time.

[Abambo]

There is no daily upload limit, there is a limit of assets waiting for moderation. It takes indeed some time to get illustrations moderated, because people uploaded thousands of assets at once. To give all the submitters the chance to get their assets moderated, and to build back the backlog, Adobe did install a limit to assets in the moderation queue. As suoon as you hit that limit, you will need to get your assets moderated. The limit is a moving limit, depending on the influx. 

It would be interesting to see with how many assets you did hit the limit.

[Warren Bishop]

It gave me a limit of 50 photos in moderation.  It's been a week and nothing.  I have read that it can take 2 months to get them approved.  That mean I can only submit 250 photos a year which isn't good for business.  There has to a be a way to speed the process up.

[Jill_C]

Adobe could choose to hire more Moderators, and maybe they already have. But if hiring isn't justified by the quality of the AI assets that are being uploaded and the sales of AI assets, they won't add staff. Thus, the way to get Contributors to be more careful with the stuff they're submitting and to submit onky their best works is to throttle submissions.

[Jill_C]

It's not an upload limit. It's a limit on the number of assets that can be under review at any one time, and it was implemented to slow down the influx Generative AI assets from contributors submitting hundreds, or even thousands, at a time. You can delete some of your previous uploads that are still under review to ensure that you're submitting only the best assets that have a good chance of being accepted, and then submit newer, better ones. If the majority of Generative AI assets were being accepted, and were being sold, Adobe would not have capped the submissions, so I suppose this is a way of slowing down the submission of low quality assets. There's no way of getting around the limit.

[matt29964260pxqq]

Do you know if the limit is just limited to AI produced images? 

[Test Screen Name]

 Limit details are a secret. Andvluable to daily change. 

[Jill_C]

I don't think so. I think it's a limit on the total number of assets under review, though as @Test Screen Name @mentioned, Adobe does not reveal the details.

[Invitado]

the limit is actually 3001 assets under review 

[Jill_C]

It varies by Contributor; I have heard limits anywhere from 50 to 3,000.

[daniellei4510]

Yep. My limit is 501. And that works out fine for me. It gives me time to upload new images and take additional care with titles and keywording. Once some images are accepted, have I others in my "New" tab to upload for review. People with a higher limit probably had more images already in review and their limits were set accordingly. It's highly unlikely that Adobe would systematically start removing images to a set number.

[Abambo]

People with a higher limit probably had more images already in review and their limits were set accordingly. It's highly unlikely that Adobe would systematically start removing images to a set number.

By @daniellei4510

You can set a limit, like 42 and let the users uploading again when their waiting queue is below that limit. You do not need to delete assets. The best limit is the one you do not reach.

[Rofiq34103685gemf]

You're right. I also feel like you, I can't submit photos after reaching 501 files being reviewed

[daniellei4510]

The limits were put into effects months ago to prevent contributors who were submitting thousands of AI images per week or even per day. We suspect that when one has sold 500 assets, the limit will increase to 3001. We think. No one knows for sure.

[Abambo]

The problem with these old discussions is that they may be obsolete. I locked this one now. The situation in 2021 was different from the situation in 2024. The question has correct answers that were correct at that time.

[Abambo]

the limit is actually 3001 assets under review 

By @Deleted User

That's only your personal limit based on your upload and acceptance history.

[Bill33068176pjjc]

I'm having problems again with the so-called "daiily limit"  There does seem to be a problem with Adobes days being of different lengths to those in the UK! I upload one file on Friday that was less than one hour. Today, Saturday, more than 24 hours later, I'm blocked due to being pased the daily limit. Very annoying.

[Abambo]

Where do you see a daily upload limit?

[Bill33068176pjjc]

When I sign in to audio enhance, and after enhancing a couple of files, I
get the message I'm at the daily limit. Try again in 24 hours.

Cheers,
Bill

[Abambo]

Audio enhance has nothing to do with Adobe stock. What is Audio enhance and where did you find that?

[Bill33068176pjjc]

Try a Google!

[Abambo]

Try a Google!
By @Bill33068176pjjc

I did: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_Surfer

That's why I asked. For someone not well up with computers, you are quite snappy.  And pretty ancient is relative. I'm not 20 anymore. 

If you want help, you should answer all the questions. What is Audio enhance and where did you find that?