Hi here!

As you said, it is possible to create multiple accounts if you are going to submit different kinds of assets to each one, like one for video, one for Generative AI content only, and one for photos. Trying to do it to avoid the upload limit, however, may result in account suspension.

The way the accounts work doesn't allow for the creation of sub-accounts�so to speak�since you need a different Adobe ID for each account. If a contributor account is newly created, you will have upload limits; once you have those different Adobe IDs, payment methods can be shared if the account owner is the same person.

I, personally, have always defended that is better to keep everything on one account. As Big Money mentioned, it can be tricky to manage (I have seen enough cases of people uploading content to the wrong account), and the advantages of separate accounts don't compensate for what you may benefit from having all on the same one.

Apart from the limits on uploads, if you keep all your content in one account, your portfolio will grow faster (not an issue for GenAI accounts, as we have seen), you will have a more regular upload cadence, and that will give your account some more visibility. Having all the sales in the same account will make that account more successful, and it is easier to get better commissions, as opposed to having the sales scattered on different accounts.

By the way, that's just how I see that situation. As said, you can have different accounts, but I don't see the appeal, apart from showing a tidier portfolio link.