Check Before Submit

Stock Image Similarity Checker

Group near-duplicate photos in your batch — exported twice, resized, recompressed, lightly cropped, mirrored or given a different colour grade — so you can pick one before submitting.

What "near-duplicate" means here

Two files are grouped when they are visually the same photo: the same frame resized, re-saved, cropped by a few percent, flipped, or with exposure or colour changed. Each group shows the hash distances that linked it.

Limits

  • Different angles, poses or moments from the same shoot are usually not detected. Stock agencies may still treat them as similar content.
  • Crops larger than about 5% are often not detected.
  • Only files in this batch are compared — not your existing portfolio.
  • This is not Adobe's similar-content review. Adobe may reject submissions for similar content; its internal criteria are not public.

Preparing an Adobe Stock upload? The Adobe Stock Submission Checker runs near-duplicate detection together with Adobe's published technical requirements and quality signals.

Related guides

What counts as similar content on Adobe Stock?

Adobe lists flips, crops, filters and slightly different angles as too similar. Which of those a perceptual hash catches, tested on generated scenes and 14 real photos.