Reuters, the world’s largest international multimedia news provider, today announced that it is partnering with Adobe to bring Reuters video and photography to Adobe’s new editorial offerings for Adobe Stock.

Adobe Stock is the industry’s first stock content service to be integrated directly into the content creation process and the tools creatives use every day. Available through Adobe Creative Cloud, creatives will be able to access Reuters editorial content, as well as over 60 million royalty-free commercial photos, videos, illustrations, graphics, 3D assets and templates in Adobe Stock.

The partnership will allow Adobe customers to view and license Reuters’ entire photo and video collection in Adobe Stock, including:

• Reuters photos covering news, sports and entertainment events with thousands of images added every day and more than 12 million images in the archive.
• Reuters video footage covering all major events across the globe, including the unique Reuters archive library of historical news footage featuring over a million news clips.

“Our partnership with Adobe will allow us to deliver the quality of Reuters visual assets to a global creative audience, right in their workflow,” said Claudia Palmer, chief commercial officer, Reuters. “The strength and depth of Reuters visuals paired with Adobe’s universal creative platform will unite content search and licensing in an unparalleled user experience.”

“Editorial is a critical component of modern content creation and storytelling,” said Bryan Lamkin, executive vice president and general manager, Digital Media at Adobe. “We’re thrilled about our partnership with Reuters as we’re now able to offer powerful news, editorial and sports imagery and archival coverage to our customers, dramatically expanding the range of stock assets available directly in their Creative Cloud apps.”