IMAGE APPROVAL ISSUES

[Ramisetti35036064ofek]

MY MAXIMUM IMAGES ARE NOT GETTING  APPROVED I AM FOLLOWING ALL THE GUIDELINES CORRECTLY BUT THESE ARE NOT GETTING APPROVED, I JUST WANTED TO KNOW WHAT TYPE OF IMAGES ARE ACCEPTING MORE AND WHY MY IMAGES ARE NOT GETTING ACCEPTED 

[oleschwander]

You have to post a few images to get answers here.

[Ricky336]

Hello,

You should submit what the market wants.

Have you read this guide?

https://stock.adobe.com/pages/artisthub/get-started

[RALPH_L]

No need to write in capital letters. That is considered to be screaming.

Non-approval has less to do with the type of image but, more about the quality.
Upload one or two of the rejected images for us to review.

[Jill_C]

No need to SHOUT! Take your keyboard out of Caps Lock. If you upload a few of your rejected images here, the community contributors will review and point out the potential flaws for which they were rejected.

[Ramisetti37596845jym6]

these are few images that are got rejected 

[Ramisetti37596845jym6]

sorry guys! i thought if it is in caps it sounds professional   my bad 

 and by the way the images that are rejected :

[daniellei4510]

Always view your assets at 100-200% before submitting to look for drawing errors. I've only put square around a few. 

[Ramisetti37596845jym6]

oh thats the issue!

thank you for your support 

[daniellei4510]

You bet. Good luck going forward!

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

It took me only a few seconds with each image to start finding the drawing errors. You MUST zoom in and inspect each carefully. Moderstors will push the reject button when they spot just one error. If you are unable to edit thr images to remove the flaws, discard them.

[Nancy OShea]

No need to SHOUT.   Shouting in ALL CAPS is rude & annoying.

1. Customers don't want Black & White images.  They expect full color.  If they want to convert them to B&W after purchase, they can.

2. Artificial Intelligence is not intelligent.  It rarely draws perfect details. Don't just assume that Generative AI is good enough for commercial use. It almost never is.

3.  AI can't replace a keen eye for details, actual artistic talent and good editing skills. The sooner you get beyond that myth, you'll understand why your work was not accepted.

4. Before you submit to Stock, compare your best work with other Stock inventory.  Is yours as good or better than what Stock sells now?  If it is, great, submit it.  If it's not, discard it.

Hope that helps.