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    Josh Foley commented  · 

    We currently have multiple team members (designers & marketers) using our adobe account to purchase stock images.

    Our process is pretty simple. We look for a number of images. Save them. Then purchase the relevant ones.

    As our team has grew, so have our libraries. We currently have about 30+ different ones.

    The issue we are having is that when images are saved there is no simple way of choosing which library the images go to. When favourited they get saved into any random folder library and potentially get lost forever. Our folders are such a cluttered mess.

    This is not only a complete waste of our time however it also affects adobe and the content sellers negatively as well as both are unable to sell content.

    My suggestion is pretty simple. At the top of the page, replace the “my libraries” drop-down menu with a “save to” menu in which it will only save to one picked library.

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