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August 10, 2023
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Help regarding acceptance or rejection of my photos

  • August 10, 2023
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I uploaded 27 photos generated by AI. I didnt upload them all at once but used to upload 2 or 3 everyday. Now, after about 7 days since I first started to upload I noticed 2 of them showing under "not accepted" tab. The others are still showing under "in review". What does it mean? Are the others going to be accepted?

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    Correct answer Jill_C

    That is correct. Take time to read the info on the Help pages that I linked above, so you'll have a more clear understanding of how the submission / review system works.

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    Jill_C
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    Jill_CCommunity Expert
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    August 10, 2023

    "Not Accepted" means that the Moderation team has completed their review and your asset has not been added to the database of images for sale. If you click on the images in the "Not Accepted" tab you will see the rejection reason. This does not necessarily mean that the remainder of your images will also be rejected unless they have similar issues as the previously rejected ones.

     

    Have you read any of the info on the Adobe Stock Help pages? If so, you would probably already know how the review/acceptance/rejection process works....
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      Muhammad31603733gubvAuthor
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      August 10, 2023

      The ones under "in review" tab are not still decided about?

      daniellei4510
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      August 10, 2023

      Correct. Since you uploaded a few per day, a few will likely be reviewed per day. In theory. I just had two images accepted that I uploaded about 4 days ago while I still have dozens that have been waiting for review for the past two months. So you'll just need to be patient. 🙂

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