Why isn't Adobe Stock included in our Creative Cloud subscription

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
December 4, 2024
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I just don't understand it. We pay a ton of money EVERY month to have the Adobe Creative Cloud but we have to pay extra for Adobe Stock. This just doesn't make sense to me at all.

Randy

Plans and purchase

Correct answer Jill_C

Here's what I would suggest - first select the "Free" drop down selection in the top search bar, then enter search term "Christmas", then open up the filter panel on the left side of the screen to further refine your search within the Free collection. Below the Free image you will see other similar assets in "More From this Series"; however those aren't necessarily free. If they don't have the Blue Bar that says "License for Free" they're not part of the Free Collection.

Jill_C

Community Expert

You have access to >1.1 million free assets in the Adobe Stock Free Collection. Access to the larger database of >590 million assets is by subscription only. Think of it like your cable tv subscription. Certain channels are included in the basic package, but if you want access to a wider range of channels you pay more.

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Randune23Author

Inspiring

Thanks for the reply. I see this in PP when looking for Motion Graphics there is a check box for Adobe Stock. It does have two boxes to check as well (Free & Premium) to further filter your search. So, yes, Adobe Stock does provide assets like you mentioned.

But it is so difficult to really see what the image or motion graphics item is. So I head to the online stock store but am still frustrated.

However, when I go into Adobe Stock online and type in "Christmas" in the search bar it shows me all of the assets available. To try to find free items, I click on filters and change the price filter from "ALL" to "Standard content." When I find an image it STILL wants to do the free trial before I can download them. I wish Adobe would add "FREE" to their price filter.

daniellei4510

Community Expert

At the very top of the stock.adobe.com page, there is a list of links, one of which is "Free." Have you tried that link?

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daniellei4510

Community Expert

I can understand where you're coming from. However, if I buy a new car and want to include some add-on features, I wouldn't expect to pay the base price. It's the way it is, and it's not likely to change. Granted, a limited number of stock assets would be nice with a subscription, but it's unreasonable to expect an unlimited number of downloads over time. Contributors need to be paid.

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