Adobe has started a new initiative to help democratize creativity, making 70,000 high-quality images and videos available for free. The new Adobe Stock free collection has been hand-curated by Adobe Stock artists and can be used for personal, business, or commercial projects.
?Stock content has long been a powerful tool for creatives, Claude Alexandre, the VP of Adobe Stock, explained ina blog post. ?Whether using it to jump-start projects, quickly visualize and pitch ideas and concepts, or combine licensed and original content into something new, creatives rely on stock to help them do more, faster. Today, its even more essential that content creators have access to sophisticated imagery, while considerations like shrinking budgets and the need for social distancing have made it extremely challenging to create original work.
Within the new free collection, individuals can still make use of the usual search filters to help them find the content they need quickly. All of the images come with the same commercial licenses as Adobes paid assets, so users of the stock content can rest assured that artists are being fairly reimbursed for their content.
https://blogs.adobe.com/creative/adobe-s...all/?red=a :peace:
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Adobe is giving away thousands of stock photos
Submitted by gddm, 05-11-2020, 05:34 PM, Thread ID: 185774
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RE: Adobe is giving away thousands of stock photos 05-11-2020, 09:12 PM #2 Nice find! I found this comment on the Adobe Stock site:
> How free asset licensing works
> Use Adobe Stock free assets with confidence in your next commercial project. Our free assets meet the same licensing standards as our paid assets.
Does anyone know how the licensing works for these stock assets? Is it free for any use, including edited, hobby and commercial? There must be some sort of limit to its use, no?
05-11-2020, 09:12 PM
#2 Nice find! I found this comment on the Adobe Stock site:
> How free asset licensing works
> Use Adobe Stock free assets with confidence in your next commercial project. Our free assets meet the same licensing standards as our paid assets.
Does anyone know how the licensing works for these stock assets? Is it free for any use, including edited, hobby and commercial? There must be some sort of limit to its use, no?
> How free asset licensing works
> Use Adobe Stock free assets with confidence in your next commercial project. Our free assets meet the same licensing standards as our paid assets.
Does anyone know how the licensing works for these stock assets? Is it free for any use, including edited, hobby and commercial? There must be some sort of limit to its use, no?