Variation type
Last updated on
Jun 11, 2026
Learn how to submit video variations that meet Adobe Stock acceptance criteria and increase content discoverability.
Adobe Stock applies specific standards to determine whether multiple videos constitute unique variations or are too similar for acceptance. These criteria help clarify how variation is evaluated while supporting portfolio discoverability and maintaining collection quality.
Acceptable video variations
Multiple videos from the same shoot may be submitted when clear creative or commercial differences are demonstrated through the following changes:
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Description |
Example |
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Camera angles |
Different perspectives of the same subject or scene. |
Eye-level, bird's eye, low angle, Dutch tilt. |
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Camera movement |
Distinct motion techniques |
Static, pan, tilt, dolly, tracking, handheld. |
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Framing and composition |
Different shot sizes or compositions |
Wide establishing shot, medium shot, close-up, extreme close-up. |
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Lighting conditions |
Natural changes in lighting or intentional lighting setups |
Golden hour, midday, overcast, studio lighting variations. |
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Model actions |
Different activities or behaviors by the subject |
Walking, running, sitting, interacting with objects. |
Adhering to these standards supports content acceptance and improves discoverability in search. Learn more about how to submit distinct content to Adobe Stock and avoid content refusal.
