SnapSign Now Supports Adobe Stock Model Releases
We’re excited to officially announce it: SnapSign model releases fully support Adobe Stock standards and requirements.
If you’re a photographer or filmmaker uploading content to Adobe Stock, you can now use SnapSign with confidence, knowing your releases are designed to meet Adobe Stock model release requirements. No workarounds. No guesswork. Just clean, compliant digital model releases for Adobe Stock contributors.
Why This Is Important for Creators
Model releases may not be exciting, but they are essential. Even the most exceptional content cannot be published without a valid commercial model release. For Adobe Stock contributors, release-related issues remain one of the most common reasons for rejection.
Stock Platforms Demand Legal Clarity
Adobe Stock licenses content worldwide for commercial use. That means they require clear, legally valid permission from every recognizable person in your photos or videos. A missing detail in a model release can stop an otherwise perfect submission.
Rejections Often Come From Paperwork
Let’s be real - most Adobe Stock rejections don’t happen because of lighting or composition. They happen because a model release is missing a signature, date, or proper consent clause.
What Adobe Stock Requires From Model Releases
Adobe Stock follows strict but reasonable rules when reviewing model releases.
Commercial Consent Explained
A valid Adobe Stock model release must clearly state that the model agrees to commercial use of the content. No vague wording. No assumptions. Clear consent is mandatory.
Identity and Signature Requirements
Adobe Stock also checks for:
- • Legal names of all parties
- • Dated signatures
- • Shoot details
- • Witness confirmation
These are core Adobe Stock submission requirements for model releases.






