Inquiry Regarding Adobe Stock Review Standards and Process

Dear Adobe Stock Team and Forum Moderators,

I would like to inquire about the current review process of Adobe Stock. Are the submitted images still being reviewed by humans, or has AI been introduced into the process?

Recently, I submitted a set of images, all of which were rejected with a very general explanation:

"Common issues that can impact the technical quality of images include exposure issues, soft focus, excessive filtering or artifacts/noise. Learn more about our technical requirements."

Previously, I had submitted similar images — same angles or concepts, with only the elements within the scene being changed — and they were all approved without any issues. This leads me to question:

What standards are currently used to evaluate submitted images?

Has there been a recent change in the review criteria?

The rejection reasons are too broad and make it difficult for contributors to identify the specific issues in their images.

Is there a way to receive more precise feedback on why an image was rejected?

Note: The same images that were rejected by Adobe Stock have been accepted without issue on other stock platforms. I would appreciate any clarification you could provide so I can better align my work with Adobe Stock’s quality expectations.

Sincerely,