Who can use Adobe Stock images
Adobe Stock images with an Education License - standard image [1] can be used by:
- Students
- Faculty
- Staff
What you can use Adobe Stock images for at the University of Utah
Under the standard education license, Adobe Stock images can be used for university-related work, including:
- Coursework and class projects
- Presentations
- University websites
- Digital productions
- Brochures and flyers
- Academic papers
- Marketing materials that benefit the University of Utah
Whats not allowed under the Adobe Stock education license
Adobe Stock images cannot be used for:
- Personal financial gain
- Trademarks or logos
- Manufactured items for sale (such as t-shirts or merchandise)
- Redistributing images to third parties outside the university
What “licensed” means in Adobe Stock
When an image is marked as licensed [1] in Adobe Stock, the University of Utah has already paid for the usage rights. This means you're free to use the image for approved university-related purposes.
Licensed images typically include:
- Standard Adobe Stock images
- Vectors
- Templates
Why some Adobe Stock images say re-download
You may see an option to re-download [1] an image even if you've never downloaded it yourself. This happens because the image has already been licensed by someone else at the University of Utah.
You can safely download and use these images for approved university purposes.
Using a personal vs. university Adobe account
It's important to know which Adobe account you're using:
University Adobe account ([email protected])
- Images licensed are owned by the University of Utah
- Anyone at the university can use the licensed asset
Personal Adobe account
- Images are licensed only to you
- You cannot share these images with others