InDesign Product Upload Problem

[Slide Hack]

I have created new Adobe InDesign templates, I have tried to upload them according to the new method, I have tried to upload them as a zip file, but I can't

I get a message that *indt is the wrong format,

I have read the submission requirements for the template, but I can't find the answer.

Can you help me and write what I am doing wrong?

My Adobe Stock portfolio is here :

https://stock.adobe.com/contributor/212145619/Del%20Rosario%20Kellan

  

Thanks in advance for your answer,

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[Abhishek Rao]

Hi @Slide Hack,

If you’re getting an error about the .indt format, it might be due to the file type or how the ZIP is structured. Make sure your template follows Adobe Stock’s Design Template Requirements outlined here: Adobe Stock Design Template Requirements.

If the issue persists, I’d recommend posting your question in the Adobe Stock Community for more insights: Adobe Stock Community. Let me know if you need any help along the way! 

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Abhishek 

[Slide Hack]

How to submit an Adobe Stock InDesign template

[Abhishek Rao]

Hi @Slide Hack,  

Sorry for the delay! Adobe Stock requires .INDD and .IDML files, not .INDT. Try saving your template as .INDD, export an .IDML, and package all assets (fonts, images, preview JPEG) into a ZIP before uploading. You might find this Adobe Stock article helpful: Common Questions, Adobe Stock 

Also, check the Adobe Stock Contributor Guide for full requirements. Let me know if you need any help!  

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Abhishek

[Slide Hack]

I have created new Adobe InDesign templates, I have tried to upload them according to the new method, I have tried to upload them as a zip file, but I can't

I get a message that *indt is the wrong format,

I have read the submission requirements for the template, but I can't find the answer.

Can you help me and write what I am doing wrong?

[BobLevine]

As already explained to you, INDD or IDML files are the only acceptable format. Have you packaged and zipped the files properly? Are you still getting an error message despite using the proper file formats?

[Slide Hack]

How to package the file round?

[Slide Hack]

Hello sir, how can I get an Adobe Stock Contributor account or what should I do to get an Adobe Stock Contributor account?

[leo.r]

While @Abhishek Rao indeed stated above that the required formats are ".INDD and .IDML files, not .INDT", it appears that the guides he linked to actually suggest that .indt is required:

https://helpx.adobe.com/in/stock/contributor/help/design-template-requirements.html?linkId=100000345...

https://new.express.adobe.com/webpage/tykoOEw3zVmQZ?

Other than that, I know nothing on the subject. Maybe I'm mixing up different types of Stock submissions.

[Slide Hack]

Sir how can I get invitation to Adobe stock template section

[Pariah Burke]

1. https://contributor.stock.adobe.com/

2. Don't hijack other threads with different topics.

3. Search engine.

[Abambo]

The solution to your problem is simple and easy: Adobe does not accept Indesign template files through the contributor portal. If you are a template contributor, you got instructions how to submit your assets. If you are not, you are out of luck, as Adobe does not send out invitations for this, so there is no need to try to contribute.