False AI Rejections for Canva Designs – Isgen.ai Confirms 100% Human, Form Blocks Proof.

Thank you for your question.

To clarify, I created my 48 seamless pattern assets manually in Canva’s editor, designing each from scratch. I used standard graphic elements available in Canva—such as shapes, icons, and text—by dragging, dropping, and customizing them myself. No AI tools (e.g., Canva’s Magic Studio or auto-generated features) were used at any stage. The icons and shapes served as building blocks, which I arranged and edited manually to form original patterns, not as pre-designed assets.

Since a human reviewer is now involved - hoping for a resolution soon!

Best regards,

Sitha

Thank you for your response and insights.

I appreciate the clarification that examiners don’t handle refusal complaints directly.

I’ve submitted two appeals via the support form, and a human reviewer has now acknowledged my case, which is a step forward. I’m awaiting their review of my 48 pending Canva designs and two rejected submissions, falsely flagged as AI despite being 100% human-made.

Regarding Canva’s AI usage, I understand their toolkit includes AI features (per https://www.canva.com/policies/ai-product-terms/), and metadata embedding is a valid concern. However, I created these seamless patterns manually using only standard graphic elements (shapes, icons, text) in Canva’s editor—no AI tools like Magic Studio or auto-generated designs were involved. To confirm, I tested sample files with Isgen’s AI Image Detector, a trusted tool with advanced deep learning, which returned a 100% human-made result with 0% AI detection. I’ve attached Canva workspace screenshots and export logs (via email if accepted) showing my manual process, ruling out embedded AI metadata.

I’ve reviewed Adobe Stock’s Terms and Canva’s Terms, and I’m confident my work complies—no generative AI or violations. The Property Release form seems unnecessary for original designs, but I’m happy to provide one if required. My concern is the false flagging risking lower 20-25% AI royalties instead of the 33% for human-made content, potentially costing me 30-50% per download (e.g., $0.50 vs. $0.20).

Thank you for your support—hope this resolves soon!

Best regards,

Sitha [212838458]