Freepik AI Photo Approval Guide
Budget / Salary₹1,500–12,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m looking for hands-on guidance in using Freepik’s AI generator to create photo-style images and get them accepted by the Freepik review team. My priority is understanding the entire approval pipeline—from crafting effective prompts that resemble true photographs, through post-processing, keywording, and release requirements, all the way to that final green tick inside the contributor panel.
Here’s what I expect from you:
• A live or recorded walkthrough showing how you build and refine AI prompts specifically for photographic results (illustration or icon tips are welcome but not essential).
• Clear acceptance criteria: resolution specs, model and property releases, metadata, and any common rejection reasons.
• A concise checklist or cheat-sheet I can reference before each upload.
• Two or three example prompt files plus the finished JPGs that you believe would pass review, so I can reverse-engineer the process.
If you’ve successfully published AI-generated photographs on Freepik, your real-world insight will save me countless rejected uploads. Please outline your experience and suggest the best format for the session (call, screen-share, annotated PDF, etc.).
Here’s what I expect from you:
• A live or recorded walkthrough showing how you build and refine AI prompts specifically for photographic results (illustration or icon tips are welcome but not essential).
• Clear acceptance criteria: resolution specs, model and property releases, metadata, and any common rejection reasons.
• A concise checklist or cheat-sheet I can reference before each upload.
• Two or three example prompt files plus the finished JPGs that you believe would pass review, so I can reverse-engineer the process.
If you’ve successfully published AI-generated photographs on Freepik, your real-world insight will save me countless rejected uploads. Please outline your experience and suggest the best format for the session (call, screen-share, annotated PDF, etc.).
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