I have uploaded many JPEG images to Adobe Stock, but once again, several of them have been rejected for “Quality Issues.”

I have uploaded many JPEG images to Adobe Stock, but once again, several of them have been rejected for “Quality Issues.”

Unfortunately, I do not understand what exactly is considered to be insufficient quality in these images. The same thing happened with my previous upload. I have carefully checked the files myself, but I cannot identify any obvious technical or quality problems that would explain the rejections.

In addition, I selected the submitted images carefully. They do not contain any visible logos, trademarks, or other clearly identifiable protected content. I also paid particular attention to the landmarks and locations shown in the images and, to the best of my knowledge, avoided subjects that may be subject to specific intellectual property restrictions.

I am aware that certain buildings and landmarks, for example in Dubai or in some European countries, may be subject to specific legal restrictions. This is precisely why I take these aspects into consideration when selecting images for submission.

Could you therefore please explain specifically what was considered a “Quality Issue” in the rejected images? For example, is the issue related to sharpness, noise, exposure, compression, artifacts, or another technical problem?

The general reason “Quality Issues” does not help me understand what I need to improve. More specific feedback would be very helpful so that I can correct any problems before submitting further images.

At this point, repeated rejections without a clear explanation are becoming quite frustrating, and I am starting to lose motivation to submit more images.

Thank you for your help and clarification.