As Adobe Stock evolves within the Adobe family by integrating more deeply with Adobe Creative Cloud and by leveraging Adobe Sensei, we’re also evolving our business by supporting a growing variety of external partners. With the Adobe Stock API, organizations can bring tremendous value to their users by offering access to millions of high-quality, royalty-free Adobe Stock images within their own platforms.
“The Adobe Stock team continually strives to help designers, social media teams, content marketers, and others around the world produce visually impactful projects,” said Claude Alexandre, vice president of Adobe Stock. “In addition to our strong ties within Creative Cloud apps and services, it is important for us to support our growing network of partners to ensure that users have easier access to high-quality, royalty-free images for their needs even outside of Adobe products. We invite more partners to make the most of our open API platform and join our ecosystem.”
Unlocking social with Hootsuite
Hootsuite and Adobe integrated solutions enable brands to bring social media to their omni-channel campaigns and measure the impact of social interactions throughout the customer journey. With the upcoming availability of Adobe Stock in the Hootsuite platform, social teams will be able to discover and license the perfect visual content to publish instantly across owned, earned, and paid social media channels.
Learn more about Hootsuite and Adobe integrated solutions here.
Seamless integration with 99designs
99designs is the global creative platform that makes it easy for designers and clients to work together create designs they love.
With the new availability of Adobe Stock in the 99designs platform, designers can use images in their designs directly on 99designs.com. This eliminates many complexities around usage restrictions, ownership rights, and file transfers as well as other common issues involved in finding and buying images from other outside vendors.
Learn more about how designers can leverage Adobe Stock images in the 99designs platform here.
Newscred
Newscred is an end-to-end content marketing platform that helps brands and publishers manage their marketing programs, from content creation to distribution, analytics, and optimization. Newscred’s solutions include a content marketplace and a content studio, which provide access to content that’s either licensed for distribution or created by Newscred editors and customizable by customers.
With the Adobe Stock API implementation, Newscred customers will be able to search for and license Adobe Stock images within the Newscred platform.
To learn more about our current partners and how to get access to the Adobe Stock API, visit our page onAdobe IO.
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