Adobe Stock

We use Adobe Stock to source high-quality photos for our graphic design projects. The photos from Adobe are creative, a wide variety, inclusive, and diverse. We are really happy with Adobe Stock, especially for the price. I love that you can download a preview and use it in the design first. But really it's the variety and quality that keep us coming back to Adobe Stock.

We use Adobe Stock for interesting and thematic images for our training materials. It looks like our content was made custom for our workbooks - even though it wasn't. It gives us a more professional look, but there are options outside of the typical, "stock-y" and "corporate" images all of our competitors use. We also use Adobe Stock for our calendars we gift to clients and employees each year. It's a highly anticipated calendar as we change the theme each year - and are never lacking in inspiration or options.

We use Adobe Stock as the main source to get our images and videos. It is very useful and we can find any kind of image there. We use them for communications and advertising purposes. Their search engine is good and it helps you find the most accurate image.

Adobe Stock helps you find images of high quality at a price. The images are good because of their high resolution, massive variety, and strict standards. They are free of common defects like poor lighting. We want to use the images for making digital and paper flyers. Search is good, and it is easy to see your history in case you need to download your pictures again. The files are large in size which takes care of the blurry pictures found in low-resolution images. The selection of images is ideal for big events where you want to attract a lot of attention. There are many images available on Google search, but Adobe Stock filters out the common and boring images which are unique to their platform.

In my last organization, the main people in the business that used the software were myself and the design team. we had lots of issues particularity with search tool drop down menus. The new abode stock addresses this very easily as it has much more of these. i like the extra long landscape size in particular.

We use Adobe Stock in combination with our own stock imagery in situations where our own images are not suitable, or there is a gap in content (where we need a particular type of image and we don't have one readily available in our own stock library). The images are used in marketing campaigns, internal promotions, and technology drives to illustrate our core values plus demonstrate how our products benefit our customers.

My team regularly needs high-quality imagery for product packaging and marketing materials, and we need a high volume of said imagery due to the significant amount of in-house design work on a very tight schedule that rarely gives us time to create new illustrations from scratch or do on-site photography. Adobe Stock allows us access to a large library of high-quality royalty-free photography vector illustrations so that we can easily create our designs in a timely fashion at the level of quality we need without worrying about copyright infringement.

We need options for stock photography that cover all the demographics we target. Multiple people use the account and are able to download comps for proofs and then final images once approved. Adobe Stock gives us the ability to compare multiple images in a piece and then finalize it once the client approves it. What’s really nice and stands out from other stock sites, is the ability to open an image directly in Photoshop or InDesign and start using the image immediately.

We use Adobe Stock in our organization to promote our business online, on Instagram, and elsewhere. Though I'm not a good designer, I'm trained in graphics and was a proxy when our designer was absent. We use featured images on our websites that we take ourselves or find. As a creative cloud user and small business that uses Adobe, I love Adobe Stock because I can get licensed photos without worrying about copyright and ownership. Many different things can assist us in developing our creative abilities. Our SEO specialists can find images representing our content without a full-time graphic designer. It helps me find vectors, backgrounds, and other scalable design elements for nonprofits, like the thrift store flyers I'm designing now. There's a never-ending supply of stock photos, so subscribe.

Our team uses Adobe Stock every single day for a wide variety of communications materials supporting different departments and aimed at different audiences. I would not say that Adobe Stock addresses business problems as much as it provides a reliable tool for our standard regimen of activities and affairs. It provides the graphics we use for our daily social media posts, trade show collateral, business and social event invitations, internal newsletters, external outreach for business development and talent acquisition, etc. If we need a visual for anything and our graphic designers are tasked to make it, they find the artwork on Adobe. It's also what we turn to when we need to brainstorm ideas for big-picture campaigns and long-term branding.

Adobe Stock has a large collection of high-resolution images, graphics and vector arts, video footage, and more that are royalty-free. Adobe Stock offers a subscription-based model which offers a certain number of credits each month that can be redeemed on the images, graphics, etc. with a standard license. Apart from this, direct purchases can be made with the standard and extended licenses based on the need.

Our company uses Adobe Stock to help add high-quality images and videos to many of our documents and reports for both internal and external use.

We use Adobe Stock to find pictures to use as featured images for the informational content pages on our websites. We do not have a full-time graphic designer, so Adobe Stock allows our SEO Specialists to find pictures that still represent our content without needing graphic design experience.

As a book publisher, we rely on stock imagery quite a bit to comp book covers. We'll often compile multiple stock images to create a visual that matches the vision of the author and our marketing teams. Considering the fact that custom illustrations - and most certainly specialized photo shoots for various items can be cost-prohibitive, stock imagery is a necessary go-to for the creation of new creative elements.

We use the site a lot for the imagery we need in the branding we do. I personally use it probably several times a week. These days most clients do not want t pay for a photo shoot, so using stock from this site is more affordable for them. Most times there is a very good selection of photos (tho not always).

We used Adobe Stock to create collaged graphics and gifs to use within a learning app. The stock had to be fully cleared for use on a niche space and brought in a quantity of 500+ separate pieces, so we used a number of sites with our graphic designers including Adobe Stock for when searching for these pieces.

Our organisation uses Adobe Stock for various purposes such as photos, videos, illustrations, vector graphics, 3D assets, and templates for all our creative projects. The business faces a problem of getting free photos to use online and Adobe Stock solves this issue for us. We are able to use the Creative Cloud whenever we need photos and at an affordable price.

In a fashion company like ours, accessing a large number of images for different purposes is strategic. Stylists, designers, and content managers, all of them use images for creating, editing, and planning. With Adobe Stock we found a good and fast way to do it, accessing to a large database of images from different platforms since the stock has many third-party connectors.

As an entrepreneur, and a self-employed mortgage professional I rely on Adobe Stock to locate images for my social, print, and email marketing. The large database of stock photos and images helps provide not only images for my marketing but also provides ideas and inspiration for marketing pieces.

I use Adobe Stock for a wide variety of Marketing objectives including web design, sales collateral, marketing brochures, print projects, marketing campaigns, and a variety of other special projects on behalf of the company. I use Adobe Stock at least once a week and find it very valuable to the business.

We use it to help us create marketing materials used by our locations to drive business. These could be flyers, posters, letterheads, lanyard cards, and more. We also use it to enhance our website and presentations internally and externally. We also use it to customize logos for ourselves and other ‘em vendors we work with.

We use Adobe Stock at our organization with both free and paid products. They have many free images to use, including vector images that are very popular with our followers and donors. We mostly use these products to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion, as there are many images available for this use.

For a lot of our marketing and promotional material we need to be able to use high quality images....especially 3D images. Three-dimensional modeling has become very popular and generally can attract a large user audience which is what we are attempting to do when putting together these materials for potential customers.

We use Adobe Stock to help us with creating visuals for our blog posts, videos, and more. This is important because images and strong visuals help enhance our written and visual content. It can often be difficult finding high-quality images. This is where Adobe Stock can help with either coming up with good images, or to give us ideas of what we should look for.

Adobe Stock is currently used mainly for 3 big type of assets: stock videos, stock pictures and vector icons. The first two are mainly used for preparing presentations and creating emotional videos for content storytelling, while illustration and vector icon more for UX/UI design and concept design production and implementation.