Uploading the same image as a AI/SVG and PNG format

Thank you for the reply, Jacquelin!

I still believe that Adobe is missing an opportunity for additional sales. I've compiled a small sales statistics report for my files. Both AI and PNG files were uploaded and approved at the same time with similar relevant titles and keywords. The AI files were sold 12 times, while the PNG files were sold 7 times. This indicates that uploading files to different categories results in an additional 36% increase in sales for both Adobe and the contributor.

I have spoken with some designers who frequently use Adobe Stock to download artworks, and they all confirmed my theory: users don't browse the vector category if they need a PNG artwork; instead, they use the illustration category. The designers I spoke with also clarified that professionals use both vector and illustration categories to search for assets, but ordinary users limit their search to the illustration category because they are unaware that AI/EPS/SVG files can be downloaded as PNG and JPG files too. Additionally, they mentioned that ordinary users prefer downloading PNG files from the illustration section because the size of the PNG image is clearly displayed, which is not the case for PNG format of vector files.
Despite my thoughts and statistics, I have deleted my PNG versions of the artworks.

Probably the rule for this is that all files should be uploaded together in a zip folder.

By @Shahid4420

There is no need any more for this. Indeed, Adobe ignores the included preview image and generates one on its own. And if the asset does not contain a background, Adobe generates both, a JPEG and a PNG file.

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@Shahid4420 wrote:

If you have uploaded the same file separately. It is illegal. You should quickly delete the file.

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That's correct.