I hope you can also include stockxpert and Yay on your list.
I was just wondering, with the variety of submission ways, what is your workflow in vector submission? how is your hard disk folder named/arranged? do you use any softweare for organizing your work?
Yay doesn't except vectors just yet, as far as I know. StockXpert is in the list in the first post in this thread.
Workflow? Don't ask me...when it comes to vector submissions, I am new at this too (and I've been selling microstock images for the last 3 years). I'm finding vectors to be a big pain, and possibly not worth the extra time, effort and frustration. My vectors sell well, but sometimes they do just as my better-selling non-vector illustrations.
Canstock now accepts vector files. You can upload them as individual EPS files - or you can include them in a zip file with a JPG by the same name, and Canstock will use the JPG for reading keywords, etc. They accept both options.
Fotolia changes:
For the time being they still seem to be accepting SVGs, but the new procedure is:
* Vectors must be archived with a JPEG preview inside a ZIP archive.
* Supported vector formats are AI and EPS.
* Preview resolution must not be less than 2400 x 1600 (4 Million pixels).
* Files must be less than 2 Megabytes.
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