Requesting Feedback on Adobe Stock Rejections (PNG Quality Issues)

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Hi everyone,

I’m reaching out to ask for some guidance or feedback from the community.

Recently, I submitted several PNG images to Adobe Stock, but unfortunately, they were rejected due to “quality issues.” I was quite surprised by this, as I took care to meet the technical requirements and believed the design quality was up to standard.

To better understand what might be going wrong, I’ve attached a few examples of the rejected images. If anyone with experience on Adobe Stock could take a moment to review them, I’d be incredibly grateful for your input—whether it’s about the image resolution, background treatment, design clarity, or any formatting missteps I might have overlooked.

Thanks so much in advance for your time and help!

Warm regards,
Shubham Sharma

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Abambo

Community Expert

Your cutout work is bad:

You need to check and correct the cutout work, if you are using an automatic system. It's a lot of work to do clean and correct cutouts to be used on any background.

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Jill_C

Community Expert

You must zoom in to 100% or closer and carefully inspect the edges. Also view the image on a black background to help you identify and correct the edge cutout issues.

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RALPH_L

Community Expert

I think your rejections are all for the same reason. The verry reason that I myself stopped trying to submit .png files. Your edges are not smooth and have inconsistancies.

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