"Similar Content" Rejections – How to Avoid Them?

Hi @Januka Chamodh ,

Each of your files must have something specially or significantly different about it. For example if you were to submit pictures of a truck, it would be best to submit a picture each of the front, back, and a side. You'd submit the second side if there's something significantly different about the other side, such as a seal coating distributor truck having a thermometer on one side of the tank and the plain tank on the other. All your files would be similar (the same truck) with something special about each image. You would be allowed a wide, including it's surrounding and a tight cropped closeup. There must be something special about each. Different colors do not count. If there's not something significant about each crop, different crop of the same picture does not count. Your images must not be looking closely alike. Each of your picture must be telling a different story. If it's a series of pictures of the same subject each picture must be saying something different about the subject like telling a story; each picture a new paragraph. You can read up the guidelines here. 

All the images you post here are similar and are looking too close without anything significantly different about them. You need to break free from that style and produce something that looks totally different. 

Best wishes

Jacquelin 

These are definitely too similar. Also, the database is already overrun with these types of gradient backgrounds which are fairly easy for a Buyer to create on their own.

Read this help page for more info on how to avoid the "similars" rejection:

Similar content versus spam for Adobe Stock Contributors

They are being rejected as similars because they are similar. Three at most will do.