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AI generated photos quickly rejected

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 3, 2025
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Hello,

Months ago, I successfully uploaded AI generated photos.

Last days I generated new AI photos, and did this the same way as when they were approved.

Last night I uploaded 15 images, and now I see only 2 are in the assessment phase, 8 are declined, and the other 5 are... missing?

I don't understand why the pictures are getting rejected so quickly.

Apparently, something is wrong with the image but I don't know what.

I make the image 4 times larger without noise reduction before I upload them.

This are all JPEG-files.

I add one of the images as example as attachment. Looking forward to hear help/advice.

Thanks!

Thomas

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Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Should be submitted as JPEG, not PNG (for transparent images).

Also, this hand is poorly drawn.

And the white balance is too blue.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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Bons.aiAuthor

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I noticed that I made a fatal error. So, I look at the images and they all looked fine to me, also with zooming in. Then I enlarge them using Bigjpg. The images look fine at first so then upload, but got rejected. I just noticed I chose "Artwork" instead of "Photo"... When I zoom in the enlarged version, its clear what caused the quality issues. With selecting "Photo" this is now gone and some of the images are already accepted within few hours 🙂

The problem must be solved and I also learned new things with everyone's comments here. Thank you!

Thomas

Jill_C

Community Expert

If you're referring to the above 2 images that you've shared with us, neither of those should have been accepted as "photos". There are clearly AI illustrations.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Abambo

Community Expert

It may well be, as you do always the same, that the images that got accepted got accepted by error. I suppose that the refusal reason was quality issues.

Check the hands, check the keyboard, check the screens foot and you will see a lot of rendering errors that need to be fixed before submitting. In addition, your hands look very sytetic, plastic like.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Bons.aiAuthor

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Thanks for your quick reply.

Do you think it will help if this will be uploaded in PNG instead of JPEG?

Otherwise, I have to find out how to fix such things, as I simply make images using AI

And for example, one of the refused images was just an illustration..

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Bons.aiAuthor

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I am wondering how other people do this?

If you also make AI-images via ChatGPT, what do you do to make them suitable for Adobe Stock?

By @Bons.ai

Correcting the rendering errors. If it is not possible to correct them, do not submit. The difficult part is to learn, what needs to be corrected.

Most images are probably rendered by Midjourney.

Before I also need a subscription on Midjourney..

I can just upload ChatGPT generated images there and Midjourney will render the images properly?

I have to be honest, I currently have some images where I don't know what needs to be rendered actually

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