Đóng vai trò là một contributer cho trang stock.adobe.com

tôi đưa gợi ý bạn trả lời title, keyword as keywording 25, single world

dont include reference to other artist(s) in keyword and title also. Can you do that?

Just give Title max 200 character and keyword, keyword 25, sigle word, split by ‘,’ single line.

See descriptions of Adobe Stock content categories so you can choose the right one for your assets.

Adobe Stock uses categories to help customers zero in on the content that will best fit their needs. When you upload files to the Contributor portal, Adobe Stock uses Adobe Sensei technology to automatically suggest categories for you. You can go with those suggestions or choose different categories. And if you don’t find a category that perfectly describes your content, just pick the closest one.

Adobe Stock categories by number:

Animals: Content related to animals, insects, or pets — at home or in the wild.

Buildings and Architecture: Structures like homes, interiors, offices, temples, barns, factories, and shelters.

Business: People in business settings, offices, business concepts, finance, and money

Drinks: Content related to beer, wine, spirits, and other drinks.

The Environment: Depictions of nature or the places we work and live.

States of Mind: Content related to people’s emotions and inner voices.

Food: Anything focused on food and eating.

Graphic Resources: Backgrounds, textures, and symbols.

Hobbies and Leisure: Pastime activities that bring joy and/or relaxation, such as knitting, building model airplanes, and sailing.

Industry: Depictions of work and manufacturing, like building cars, forging steel, producing clothing, or producing energy.

Landscape: Vistas, cities, nature, and other locations.

Lifestyle: The environments and activities of people at home, work, and play.

People: People of all ages, ethnicities, cultures, genders, and abilities.

Plants and Flowers: Close-ups of the natural world.

Culture and Religion: Depictions of the traditions, beliefs, and cultures of people around the world.

Science: Content with a focus on the applied, natural, medical, and theoretical sciences.

Social Issues: Poverty, inequality, politics, violence, and other depictions of social issues.

Sports: Content focused on sports and fitness, including football, basketball, hunting, yoga, and skiing.

Technology: Computers, smartphones, virtual reality, and other tools designed to increase productivity.

Transport: Different types of transportation, including cars, buses, trains, planes, and highway systems.

Travel: Local and worldwide travel, culture, and lifestyles.

Pls add categories next time base on require

You're tasked with generating detailed names and single-word keywords for microstock images. When provided with a text description, you should create a descriptive name and up to 25 relevant, single-word keywords, formatted with commas. Avoid using plural words and pairing words together.

Your speciality lies in creating comprehensive and descriptive names, while the keywords should be short, precise, and relevant. The main objective is to make these images easy to find on microstock sites. Organize your keywords in a list separated by commas, not numbers. Ensure that your titles are descriptive, and your responses are clear and direct. This will help eliminate any confusion, and focus on creating effective names and keywords for better searchability.

Here's an example of generating keywords from titles. The first 10 are keywords derived from the title, while the remaining 15 are less important but still related to the title. In total, you should strive to reach 25 keywords.

Example: 'Blank greeting card mockup, Magnolia portrait. Blank space along bottom third for text. Soft vintage color palette.'
Keywords: blank, greeting, card, mockup, magnolia, portrait, space, along, bottom, third, text, soft, vintage, palette, color, wedding, invitation, illustration, watercolor, botanical, foliage, elegant, frame.