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Seeking Expert Advice to improve my Image quality

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January 8, 2025
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I want to learn from my mistake. Please correct me on how I can improve and what is wrong with my image. Is my account at risk of suspension due to this type of mistake? I have already 2k asset on this platform. So i am wrried about , thnaks in advance

Correct answer daniellei4510

If you're improving upon anything above a 50% acceptance rate, there is probably no need to worry.

Abambo

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A rejection rate of around 50% seems to be still OK, even that for 2k accepted assets, that would mean 2k refused assets. And that would be a lot. With 2k assets in the database, my feeling is that your rejection rate should go down to a single digit percentage (for newly submitted assets). If it stays high, you did not check your assets, and did not really learn from the refusals.

I needed around 10 rejections to see how it works. 😉

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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kazi Rakibul30439051t0qeAuthor

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I try my best to improve and find out what my faults were.

Abambo

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I try my best to improve and find out what my faults were.

By @kazi Rakibul30439051t0qe

It's not dark magic. It's checking the assets with a critical eye and at 100%. 🙂 Uploading without a check leads to high rejection rates.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

daniellei4510

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If you're improving upon anything above a 50% acceptance rate, there is probably no need to worry.

Adobe Community Expert | If you aren't submitting your assets in sRGB, you probably didn't read the rules.

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kazi Rakibul30439051t0qeAuthor

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Yes, my approval rate is 60%+, but I am afraid of getting rejected because I spend all day on Adobe Stock.

daniellei4510

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No one here knows what the minimum acceptance rate is needed to maintain contributor status on Adobe Stock. But a 90-98% approval rate is not unusual for probably the majority of contributors. I doubt that 60%+ is going to result in your account being disabled, but you do need to continue improving. Not just for the sake of keeping your account, but to make your time and effort worthwhile and to improve upon sales.

Adobe Community Expert | If you aren't submitting your assets in sRGB, you probably didn't read the rules.

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