(c)-Nennung und/oder Link zum Foto erforderlich

[nutstribe]

Hallo liebe Adobe-Community,

wir sind in den vergangenen Tagen mit einem "Adobe Stock Testabo" durchgestartet. Hierzu möchten wir gerade unser Blog "https://nutstribe.de/ ". und die dazugehörigen Social-Media-Profile wesentlich verschönern. In dem Bereich "Pinienkerne" haben Sie wirklich großartige Fotos, das freut uns sehr! Bevor wir zu Adobe Stock gekommen sind, hatten wir immer "Fotolia" genutzt. Dort gab es statt den Abos Credits. Bei Fotolia war eine Nennung des (c) im Impressum eine Pflicht. Wie sieht es bei den Fotos aus, diese wir bei Ihnen erworben haben. Wir konnten hierzu auf der Website nichts eingehendes finden. Deshalb würden wir uns sehr freuen, wenn wir direkt eine Antwort von Ihnen erhalten könnten. Wie dieses (c) bzw. die Nennung auf der Website/Blog und in Social Media Profilen zu handhaben ist. Vielen Dank vorab, für Ihre Mühe!

Schöne Grüße,

Andreas

– nutstribe

P.S. Bleiben die genutzten Lizenzen nach gekündigtem Abo bestehen? Wir möchten vll.nur temporär über mehrere Zeiträume ein entsprechendes Abo laufen lassen (unser Bedarf für Fotomaterialen ist nicht so groß, dass wir dieses durchgängig dauerhaft benötigen)

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[twaritar3263062 · Accepted solution]

Hi Andreas,

Thanks for reaching out to the Adobe Stock community.

If I understand correctly you want to know the usage of Adobe Stock images on social media.

I would like to let you know that you can use the Adobe Stock images as per your needs provided you purchase the correct license and follow all the terms and restrictions of Adobe Stock.

Also, if you are using an unmodified image from Adobe Stock website, you must include a credit line to the photographer.

Note: If the images are modified(majorly), then the credit line becomes optional.

You may also refer to Stock Licensing & terms FAQ: Where can I find the terms and licensing information for Adobe Stock? to get more details about the terms and restrictions of Adobe Stock.

Please see the subscription plans which are available on our website Adobe Stock pricing and membership plan | Adobe Stock

In an annual commitment (say for example if you sign up for the Stock promo offer: 10images a month(one-year) and 40images a month(one-year) plan), service begins from the moment that you activate this trial period by submitting your payment details. You will not be charged for the first month’s billing cycle. You’ll be charged the rate stated above, plus applicable taxes (such as value added tax when the stated rate doesn’t include VAT), every month starting with the second month’s billing cycle for the duration of your first annual contract. If the applicable VAT rate (or other included tax or duty) changes during your one-year term, the tax-inclusive price will adjust accordingly. Cancellations can be made any time by visiting your Manage Account page* or by contacting Customer Support in your region. If you cancel during the first-month billing cycle, your credit card will not be charged and your service will continue until the end of that first month’s billing cycle. If you cancel within 14 days after the beginning of the second month’s billing cycle, you’ll be fully refunded. If you cancel the service after the 14th day after the beginning of the second month’s billing cycle, you’ll be charged 50% of your remaining contract obligation and your service will continue until the end of that month’s billing period.

For more information, you may also refer to Legal subscription terms | Adobe

If you download all the images prior to cancelling your subscription, the images will always remain in your license history.

You can also go with our month-month plan which can be cancelled at any time and there is no annual commitment.

Additionally, you might also check our credit pack offer which might suit your needs. For more information on credit packs, please refer to Stock FAQ: What are Credit packs?

Feel free to update this thread in case of any additional questions.

Regards,

Twarita