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[Arcan92]

Hi,

Two questions:

1) Is uploading AI generated pictures containing Bitcoin, Ethereum ot any cryptocurrencies logo prohibited?

2) About Vectors, I get the general idea of what Vector is but I still have some doubts. I uploaded a lot of stickers created in MidJourney and to create them I used prompt XXX sticker vector art, but I uploaded them as Illustrations.

-Are these stickers even vectors or not? (I attach one as an example)

-Is it ok to upload them as illustrations? I didn't get a choice to upload them as a Vectors anyway, only picture and illustration to choose from

[daniellei4510]

To the best of my knowledge, the Bitcoin image is free and is protected by the Creative Commons license, meaning it can be used for personal and commercial purposes.

No, images created by Midjourney are not AI. Adobe's Illustration app can provide AI vectors. 

[Arcan92]

So the image that I attached IS an illustration right?

[Jill_C]

Vectors are created in Adobe Illustrator, frequently abbreviated as AI. Prompting an Artificial Intelligence image generator, such as Midjourney, to create an AI vector doesn't make it a true vector, and labeling it as such when you upload it to Adobe Stock is misleading to Buyers.

[daniellei4510]

Of course. Anything AI that could not be taken with an actual camera (even photo realistic images that would be difficult or impossible to take with a camera, such as composites), would be considered illustrations.

[Abambo]

A vector asset is an asset that describes it's content as a collection of curves that are rendered on the fly on your (pixel) display. Pixel assets like JPEG and PNG files are represented as an array of pixels. Both can represent illustrations, vector assets can never be photos, however.  The advantage of vector assets is that you can size them as needed with no quality loss. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_graphics

As soon as your assets are JPEG or PNG files, they are not vector files. That's why you can't upload them as vector. A computer can see the difference, based on the file type, so that is easy. 

Adobe stock allows vector assets as Adobe Illustrator files (unfortuneatly often abreviated as AI), EPS files or SVG files. You can google those formats, if you want more information about that.