adobe stock question

[Pamela26782235ea3p]

if i join a plan to get adobe stock, does the adobe watermark go away from the stock i decide i want to use when creating and publishing? thanks for any help on this.

[kglad]

in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/

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[Pamela26782235ea3p]

i went to that list and originally posted my question under "stock". i do not know why it posted somewhere you say it wasn't suppose to post. why don't you help me about my qustion instead of just taking the time to reply with a correction instead of just helping me learn these endless forums? i did post my "stock" question under "stock" because it has to do with stock. 

[kglad]

i didn't answer because i didn't know the answer.  i moved your message to a forum where you're more likely to get an answer.

however, i am able to use google and look-up your question and gather this info: if you acquire the license, your image or video will not contain any watermark. However, people complain that the watermark hasn't been removed, even getting a license in some cases. It happens due to technical glitches and unforeseen reasons

[Pamela26782235ea3p]

thank you. this helped me understand that there seems to be more technical
glitches with adobe cc than i thought. i have been reading many posts by
many users and i appreciate your reply.

[kglad]

you're welcome 

[EvilBugQueen1 · Accepted solution]

If the file is licensed you will be able to download the file without the watermark, if you find otherwise then I'd like to know about it so I can ask the team to investigate.

[Abambo]

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@Pamela26782235ea3p wrote:
thank you. this helped me understand that there seems to be more technical
glitches with adobe cc than i thought. i have been reading many posts by
many users and i appreciate your reply.

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This is not a glitch with Adobe Creative Cloud. The fora are operated by Adobe, but the software used is not an Adobe product and is not part of Creative Cloud. 

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

Yes, of course. You are free to use it, unwatermarked, as described in the License Terms without attribution to either Adobe or the original creator.

[Pamela26782235ea3p]

thank you for your help!

[Jaap26962310wonk]

I encounter the same problem. Just started my 30 days free subscription, downloaded a picture with the Adobe Stock watermark all over it. Don't see how I can download or use it unwatermarked

[Abambo]

You need to licence the asset. 

[Jaap26962310wonk]

Thanks!

[Abambo]

You're welcome.