Adobe Stock Library Management

[markl45003427]

Adobe, please improve the library management system. It's bad!

Please make selecting/setting the preferred library easier.

Please make it possible to move images from one library to another.

Please allow us to save an image to any library, not just the one that's set.

[WendellaBee]

Assets are saved to the default library. When you license the asset a message appears indicating the library your file is being saved to and allows you to move the file to a different library or create a new library. The new library will be the default library. You can manage files in a library from Adobe Stock or from https://assets.adobe.com/libraries

[mentadentp]

@WendellaBee your response is not useful. Adobe users are asking for an improvement and update of the product as requested. I too have posted about this. If you are representing Adobe Stock, can you respond appropriately to the enquiry?

[Jill_C]

You are responding to a post from 13 months ago...

[Zebra Jamie]

All this! Please!!!

And I would like to be able to delete unused/unwanted images from my library without it slowing everything down like an event-horizen time distortion. (Timed it, I'm averaging 1 delete per 48 seconds. With over 2,000 images to sift through in the library, that adds up fast!) Can I have little check boxes to select all the images I ended up not using for a project and just clearing them out?

Basically, I want to use the stock libraries like mood-boards for projects, and be able to quickly clear out/reorganize as needed without devoting an entire day to extremely slllllloooooooowwwww page refreshes for each image.

[dDembicki]

Wow, you must rate, Zebra! I can only have a library of 170 images or so...

Regarding mulitple deletion, you can do this from the web page that has your library. Go to assets.adobe.com/libraries (when signed into your account) and from there you can click the boxes on multiple images and then move or delete from the icons in the upper right. PITA but it works.

[Zebra Jamie]

I have about 60+ clients doing mulitple projects every month, and I try to make each piece unique to each client. All those images add up. (I always giggle when I see a popular stock image on mainstream media, like "I know that photo and the whole set it came from!") Thanks for the tip--this will definately be faster than trying to manage it through the stock website.