Just curious.

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I usually go for 3x but was wondering if I should go for the highest available and does it make a difference in sales?

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Do you generate an image using just one AI generation tool or do you try out your prompt on a few? If you do use a few, who works best for you? DALL-E, Midjourney, someone else?

If I have ,say, 200 images on the one subject. Is it acceptable to upload them all at once or is it best practice to upload them bit by bit to Adobestock?

Just wondering what is best or if there is no difference.

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Just wondering if people with a higher acceptance ratio find their images higher up the algorithm?

Just a thought

Thanks. That's reassuring. Appreciate the prompt reply.

Thanks. Will have a look

Thanks for the info. yes it's this one:
https://doorcountypulse.com/did-you-know-the-three-arrow-recycling-symbol-doesnt-mean-a-product-is-recyclable/

Seems that if I upload an image, lets say, one week after I uploaded another of the same style they get put side by side in the wait list.
Is this new? I always thought that my images sat in the queue in order of date/upload time, not side by side in style or set.

Anyone else noticed this?

What I don't understand is that there are times when it is 100 perfect and other times the faces are so off it's as though you're looking at animals!

I just don't get it.

Interesting. Makes sense. Thanks

I will answer your question with a similar question: How long is a piece of string?

There are too many variable to consider for a catch-all answer to exist. If all the images are part of the same series, you will be better off splitting the batch up and submitting in various intervals. If they are all unique and different, there is no harm is submitting all at once.

Use common sense (don't submit 10,000 at once for example) and you should be fine with whatever you choose. Trial and error will help you find the sweet spot that best works for you.

Good luck,

Mat Hayward

Thanks Mat