Vector submissions repeatedly rejected for raster elements, JPEG compression, resolution, and anti-aliasing issues

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Hello,My vector submissions are being rejected repeatedly for technical issues, but I am having trouble identifying exactly what is triggering the rejection.The rejection message lists these possible issues:The vector file contains a raster/bitmap image.	The JPEG preview is compressed too much.	The JPEG preview resolution is below 5,000 × 3,000 pixels.	Anti-aliasing was not used when exporting the JPEG preview.My artwork is created as vector artwork, so I would like to understand how I can check whether any hidden raster elements, linked images, effects, masks, textures, or other unsupported objects are still present in the file.I am also confused about the anti-aliasing issue. When exporting the JPEG preview, which anti-aliasing option should I select: Art Optimized or Type Optimized? What JPEG quality, color mode, and export settings are recommended for Adobe Stock vector submissions?Could someone please explain how to inspect the vector file and determine which specific issue is causing the rejection? I would also appreciate a recommended Adobe Illustrator export workflow for both the vector file and its JPEG preview.Thank you.

jacquelingphoto2017 · Answer

Hi ​@rumetia_raiuYou need to check your artwork for fragments and if you were working with any raster file and forgot to delete it. You can use the “show/hide” toggle tool in the layer’s panel on the right to hide your actual drawing, leaving any fragment or unwanted jpg files, which are raster files that you’ll delete.If your eyes are sharp, you can actually inspect the layer’s panel to find the fragments, which you can remove as you see them. The best practice is to hide the entire drawing and as you identify what appears to be a fragment you toggle on “view” to make sure you’re not about to delete a section of your drawing.See what further help you can get from this tutorial.I submit my vector files via the Adobe uploader, which Adobe creates the jpg file for display. Therefore, I do not submit jpg files with my vector files.Best wishesJacquelin

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