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File names exceeding 30 characters limit

Explorer ,
Nov 27, 2018 Nov 27, 2018

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Just starting out as an Adobe Stock contributor, learning as fast as I can.

After completing my first batch of submissions I've decided to start keeping a CSV file to make uploading file information and keywords more efficient.

However, upon reading Adobe's instructions for the CSV file, I find file names should not exceed 30 characters. The files I already uploaded, including those that have been approved so far, have  names that exceed the 30 character allowance. Should I keep those names in my CSV file and generate shorter names for new files in the future? Or should I fix this for the files already uploaded and approved? How?

Thanks in advance!

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Community Expert , Nov 27, 2018 Nov 27, 2018

Hi Ivan

My experience uploading is, the uploader makes certain preliminary checks and provide warnings that you can see and make adjustments before tagging. I would want to believe length of file name would be one of those checks the uploader would make. So I would say leave the approved ones as is, but just to make sure, try to stay within the limits for future uploads.

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JG

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Hi Ivan

My experience uploading is, the uploader makes certain preliminary checks and provide warnings that you can see and make adjustments before tagging. I would want to believe length of file name would be one of those checks the uploader would make. So I would say leave the approved ones as is, but just to make sure, try to stay within the limits for future uploads.

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JG

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Hi JG,

Thank you, sounds like reasonable advice, I will follow it.  🙂

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Reuploading approved pictures is not always free of risk. A different moderator may reject the picture for a currently unknown reason.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Thank you Abambo, I'll keep that in mind!

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