How to upload vector on Adobe Stock

 

How to Properly Prepare and Upload Vector Logo Files on Adobe Stock

If you're a beginner trying to get your vector logos or illustrations approved on Adobe Stock, follow this updated step-by-step guide. One small mistake can lead to rejection — even if your design is great.

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✅ Step-by-Step Vector File Preparation:

1. Artboard Size Should Be 4000×4000 px (or similar square)

This gives a high-resolution, print-friendly design with plenty of flexibility.

2. Set Resolution to 300 DPI

Although vector files are resolution-independent, this setting ensures clean previews and high-quality exports.

3. Save Your Vector File as EPS10

• Use File > Save As > EPS

• Select Illustrator 10 (EPS10) for compatibility

• Make sure all fonts are outlined: Type > Create Outlines

💡 Save your AI file separately for future edits, but only upload the EPS to Adobe Stock.

✅ When Uploading to Adobe Stock:

1. Upload the EPS File Directly
   No need to ZIP your files anymore. Adobe Stock accepts single EPS uploads.

2. Add a Clear, SEO-Friendly Title

   • Example: Eco-Friendly Pest Control Logo Template

3. Add Proper Tags/Keywords

   • Use at least 15–30 highly relevant keywords (e.g., pest, eco, green, logo, vector, etc.)

4. Choose the Right Category

   • Usually “Illustrations” or “Graphic Resources”

5. Answer the Property/People Question

   • Select “No” unless your design contains real people, private property, or trademarks.

🟢 That’s It! Just Click Submit.

No description is required.
✅ Upload the EPS
✅ Add title, tags, category
✅ Answer “No” to recognizable property
… then hit Submit.

Your vector will be reviewed and, if all is correct, approved.

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⚠️ Avoid These Mistakes:

• Fonts not converted to outlines

• Wrong format (EPS12 or too new)

• Too few or unrelated keywords

• Forgetting to set correct artboard size

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✅ Follow this guide every time you upload — and watch your approval rate grow!