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April 30, 2023
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whats the max limit of files i can upload to one contributor account

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I am new to adobe stock and want to know whats the max limit of files i can submit to one account is it 10000 filesand what will happen after i reach 10k uploads

 

i saw many contributors with max 100 pages only

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    Adobe have not said there is a limit on total files. But there are limits on the number of submissions you can have waiting to be accepted. The number of files is a secret, and likely to change, so people can't game the system. My personal recommendation is to submit no more than 10 images if you are a newcomer (that is, submit 10, wait for accept/reject, then submit more). Newcomers often see a lot of rejections, as they learn what Adobe wants, and if Adobe had to reject 100 images at once, they would probably block you forever for wasting their time. The time in review varies, but for AI and illustrations it may be several months. This delay was caused by AI users who submitted unreasonable amounts of generated images, mostly of very poor quality. (AI generally needs a lot of time consuming checking and correction to meet Adobe's standards, so generating thousands in a short time, of acceptable quality, would be impossible).

    Good luck with your future in stock!

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    Abambo
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    AbamboCommunity Expert
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    April 30, 2023

    Why should there be a 10k limit? The 100 pages is a display limit, if I'm correct.

    ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer
      sixhaunt
      sixhaunt
      Inspiring
      June 25, 2023

      yeah, it's just the page display limit. I'm pushing 40,000 images right now but still have the 100 page display limit on my profile

      sixhaunt
      sixhaunt
      Inspiring
      June 25, 2023

      40K is an awful lot of assets. 

      We have a saying in America, don't put too many eggs in one basket. It's better to spread them into many baskets. 😉

       


      40k isn't really all that much (roughly a month at my current creation speed, qeueue limit, and review time). I can produce and curate thousands per day and roughly 90% get accepted. The more I upload the more consistent and greater the profits. I ofcourse upload to other stock sites too but adobe is giving the best returns right now. If you mean that I should spread the images out to different accounts then, from the research I did before, they suggested against that, especially with the way Adobe reccomends other images from a contributor when browsing their image (I often sell like 5-10 similar images all at once because of it). My biggest issue right now is that I have an in-review limit of 3,001 images at a time so with how long it takes them to accept it, I'm producing images too fast. I use stuff like the musiq AI to rank the images so I can submit the best quality ones first and higher musiq scored images seem to get reviewed quicker which is helping but I'm hoping that once I reach 50,000 or something then I'll get a boost on the max number of images in-review.

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      April 30, 2023

      Adobe have not said there is a limit on total files. But there are limits on the number of submissions you can have waiting to be accepted. The number of files is a secret, and likely to change, so people can't game the system. My personal recommendation is to submit no more than 10 images if you are a newcomer (that is, submit 10, wait for accept/reject, then submit more). Newcomers often see a lot of rejections, as they learn what Adobe wants, and if Adobe had to reject 100 images at once, they would probably block you forever for wasting their time. The time in review varies, but for AI and illustrations it may be several months. This delay was caused by AI users who submitted unreasonable amounts of generated images, mostly of very poor quality. (AI generally needs a lot of time consuming checking and correction to meet Adobe's standards, so generating thousands in a short time, of acceptable quality, would be impossible).

      Good luck with your future in stock!

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        Kiakiaa
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        April 30, 2023

        Thanks for the answer I have uploaded more then 8000 pictures in last 3 months out of which 6200 got approved and 1300 got rejected while remaning are in reminder which i assume was because of data issue i have another 15000 pictures to be uploaded should i make another account or just keep on uploading them

         

        My approval is done within a week max 2 and they are making good sales till now with 6000 approved i am making sale of minimum 10 to 15 downloads a day 

         

        I am here only uploading to exclusivly to adobe stock.

         

        is there someone who can guide me what will happen i reach 100 pages 

         

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        Legend
        April 30, 2023

        "Reminder" is not a data issue. It is telling you that a release is needed. You should deal with every picture, by giving a release or deleting it if you cannot. Given your success rate, you can probably safely have more files pending, maybe 100. 

        You should not make a second account. I suspect Adobe will block both/all of them if they find out. Every one of your pictures has to be carefully reviewed by a person, and Adobe will limit numbers, to make sure all contributors have a fair chance to be accepted. Don't overload the system, and don't game it... because of the human limit.

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