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Porque minha imagens estão sendo recusadas?

Please help tech support for Adobe. I encountered several issues while creating AI art with Adobe Firefly. Firstly, images downloaded from my personal account were saved to my desktop at a resolution of 512x512 pixels, which does not meet the higher resolution requirements for submissions to Adobe Stock. Upscaling these images to meet the requirements resulted in quality loss, leading to denied submissions. Additionally, my student account at Full Sail University did not present these issues, indicating potential differences in account settings or features. Please fix or update. Thank you for your time  Please see Cat in the Hat...

i am uploading design on adobe stock for a year. My sister also want to create a account on adobe stock. I am uploading vector design and she uploads Ai generative. Can adobe block our accounts or not

Hello everyone Can you tell me if you've seen the official description of how to upload an AI video?e only one theme in one download or solyanka, etc.   [Moderator moved the thread to the correct forum]

Hi all. I'm fairly new by Adobe Contributor standards, and I know there are many experts here who will likely know the answer to this. I have a few aerial photos and videos of Blackpool, UK, but I don't want to waste the moderators' time by submitting content that might get rejected.As you may know, it's nearly impossible to capture Blackpool without including the Tower or the piers in the footage. Are these considered IP-protected landmarks? I do have some shots where the Tower is the main focus, which I assume could be submitted as editorial—but what about wider townscape shots where the Tower is visible in the background?These were mostly captured at sunset, so there are no illuminations on. Is there anything else I should be mindful of when it comes to Blackpool footage?Much appreciated—thank you all!

Will be happy to read, if you point me my quality issues or possible reasons of rejections.Kind regards!

I'm back! I thought these photos were really good, but apparently not good enough. I need your help again for fixes. This was just for simple texture, maybe its too bright?

I am back again for more help with my photos that were rejected.

What could be the reasons for this image being rejected?

I retouched a series of photos according to Adobe Stock guidelines, minimal sharpness, denoising, removing chromatic aberration, colour correction... everything a little bit like in their instructions. + minimalist shots with free space, and they still rejected these photos (quality problem) (50 pieces). Is it because they were taken with a Canon 600D which has worse quality and sharpness? I have a lot of photos and I want to upload them before I switch to a Sony mirrorless camera for good, but I'm worried that I'll do the work on Sony and they'll reject everything too. And I think they're really PRO I was surprised today when Alamy accepted these photos that Adobe Stock rejected. Here they are: (moderator deleted external link) What's wrong with them for Adobe? and at the same time Adobe accepted one of my worst photo with huge chromatic aberration and a terrible shot: https://stock.adobe.com/pl/images/wooden-obstacle-course-with-hanging-red-wheels-in-public-park/1305577532 and at the

The products I uploaded to Adobe Stock are not displayed. When I try to open it with the file number, a page not found warning appears. Have the products I uploaded to be sold never been displayed until now? How can I solve this problem and check the visibility of my profile?   [Moderator moved the thread to the correct forum]

There a stack of hundereds of phtoto in revew for over close to 3 months. I been uploading for Adobe Stock for over a year now. And most of the time there review was typically 1-2 weeks now they are taking way much long then they should. I guess they don't longer favor me in there Adobe world.   [Moderator moved the thread to the correct forum / deleted the duplicate image]

I don't get it now. None of my images are being approved. All rejected due to image quality. Please someone help me, what is wrong with my images here?

I have recently dove into submitting my photos and images to Adobe Stock to generate a few extra pennies, and as a new hobby. Being new, I am unsure why most of my images thus far have been rejected. Specifically, I created an AI generated little creature, off an image taken years ago of a little wool monster my daughter had made for school, its unique and AI generated, but it got rejected with this explanation "Thanks for giving us the chance to consider your image. Unfortunately, this image doesn't meet our quality standards so we can’t accept it into our collection." What could I do differently, or what was wrong with the image for it to be rejected, it met the resolution and file size guides. Any feedback would be greatly apprecited, and maybe some guidance and advise.

Hi there community. You all have been super helpful in critiquig my images i have submitted, that have been rejected. I made the changes suggested, and those images i worked on were accepted 🙂 so thank you very much. I am back again though lol, with these 4 images uploaded today... they were almost immediately rejected. Please critisize the heck out of me again to help me in the right direction.

I am back for more critiquing not sure what is wrong with these 2 images, they been rejected twice. Please help me with some pointers.

Hello, I have recently discovered the website "abposters.com" has my entire portfolio for sale for people to buy posters made from my photos. #1. Is this legal?#2. I will submit the "Reporting Infringement..." form on Adobe's site, but could someone let me know what "Please upload one file with supporting documentation (zip, pdf, docx, txt, jpeg, jpg, png, or gif; up to 5MB)" means? Do they want some form of ID, such as a drivers license?#3. Any other suggestions for me regarding this issue would be appreciated. Thanks, everyone.Gerald Zaffuts

I want to know why my file rejected.

Hello, I Have recently started submitting stock photos and have had most of them rejected for quality issues. Any help on ientifying the specific problems with a couple of these would be appreciated.The  photo with Oceanplantview was accepted. I am just trying to see the differences. I appreciate any help and ideas. Thanks! 

Hi, im just a hobbyphotographer and since some months a lot of my images are not accepted because of quality reasons and i dont know why. Im not doing anything different than before. Here some examples. On other platforms like shutterstock i anything gets accepted.

Hi! By mistake, I uploaded some photos that I had previously uploaded Can I I delete them? Thank you in advance!

I am enquiring as to why this picture along with quite a few other simple street images are being refused because of - Intellectual Property Refusal

AI has bias towards certain body types, most of it is unrealistic. That said, I'm no expert in this field, as AI is not my main interest.  But if I can see the biases, it's probably widespread.   When content creators use the same image diffusion services, there's apt to be a lot of similarity to previously generated images. It might be unconscious to Contributors, but it's there just the same.    I'm using an old painter's trick to illustrate how artists visualize shapes, shadows & highlights. I'm showing you 4 images that were posted by Community Expert @daniellei4510 (thank you, Daniellei).  The first set has blurred details. The second is without blur.  After examining both sets, certain patterns emerge that might give us some insights into why Stock thinks that these images are too similar.   The triangles and ellipses were copied & pasted, and then uniformly scaled & tilted to fit the face.