Similar Content rejection — is this subject oversaturated on Adobe Stock?

Yes, AI is likely the culprit causing similar content rejections, but it most likely is relying heavily on titles, keywords, and the order of keywords to make those decisions. Hard to say, but I do know this: if I had decided not to send assets that I felt sure were going to get a similar content rejections, I’d probably have a hundred or more fewer assets in my portfolio. So the process is indeed pretty whack.

Thank you for your suggestions. Yes, I used the Click & Drag Similar Search feature. It returned many photographs, but I found only three results showing a man and a boy making a bird feeder.

The other two links show broad keyword search results dominated by photographs. My submission is a vector illustration, so these results do not seem to reflect the actual competition for similar vector artwork.

That is a rather discouraging statistic. I also submit my work to other stock platforms, where my acceptance rate is 100% or close to it. At the moment, Adobe Stock is the only platform where I find the review process difficult to understand, as I keep receiving rejections that are hard to explain. From your experience, it seems I’m not the only contributor facing this issue.

The title was: “Children building a wooden bird feeder with a hammer, isolated without a background for educational materials, school projects and nature-themed designs.”

Keywords: bird feeder, children building bird feeder, wooden bird feeder, children, boy, girl, hammer, isolated, nature education, educational illustration, school project, bird care, craft project, childhood, learning, building, construction, nature activity.