Images in review.

[K-Media]

How do I delete or edit photos in review because I want to edit the data? Because others have been accepted very quickly, but not these.

These images seem to be hanging there forever. Ugh! Thinking it's the metadata. See attached screenshot -

Thank you!

[daniellei4510 · Accepted solution]

The Delete link is at the bottom of the right hand column. If you don't see it, reduce the size of your browser window.

[Jill_C · Accepted solution]

Click on " delete file" which is shown in the bottom right edge of the screen. Your metadata isn't the cause of the delay in reviewing, though your automatically generated keywords are definitely flawed. There are too many phrases and compound words in your keywords. You should never use compound words unless it is a phrase that commonly occurs. No one is going to search on "Wine glass filled".  You also have too many similars.

[K-Media]

Thank you to all who answered; very helpful.

Please see the screenshots. Can I get helpful feedback on why these images are not being reviewed while others are reviewed and accepted quickly? 

I'm a newbie, as you might see. 

I'm generating my keywords with OpenAI and using Adobe Firefly for image generation. 

Question: Does anyone know of a course, school, tutorial, or teacher who is an expert in teaching the business of selling stock images? It does seem ad hoc. Learn as you go.

Thank you again!

Kelly

[K-Media]

PS My account name is K-Design.

[daniellei4510]

It is highly unlikely that assets are being skipped over for whatever reason. I can't imagine moderators wasting time going through submission hand-picking images they want to review while ignoring others. They get what is handed to them in the queue.

[daniellei4510]

These aren't just similars. They are all but virtually identical. You need to curate your submissions more critically.

[Jill_C]

No one knows why assets are reviewed out of order. The rule of thumb used to be "first in / first out", but that no longer seems to apply.

In these few screen prints, I can easily see that you have submitted too many similars. 

You are better off not relying on a keyword generator to create your keywords. You have far too many compound words. Enter a few basic keywords yourself, then use the built in Sensei tool to suggest  more keywords. Then delete the inappropriate ones and re-order the list so that the most important are in the first 10 slots. Go to YouTube and watch the metadata videos from Mat Hayward.

I am not aware of a course that will help you learn the ropes of the stock business. The best thing you can do is read every one of the Adobe Stock Learn & Support help pages, then when you're done, read them again. You can find the link at the bottom of your Dashboard page.