Vector Rejection Guard & Metadata Scanner
Inspect your SVG and EPS files for illegal camera metadata (ISO, f-stop, shutter speed, lens models). Clean your vectors in-browser before marketplace submission.
Rejection Risk Detected: 24 Camera Terms Found
Stock agencies reject vector graphics containing camera terms (aperture, ISO, lens profiles). Adobe reviewers classify this as improper asset metadata.
Flagged Camera Headers in SVG
Why Camera Metadata Causes Vector Rejections
When exporting illustrations or digital vector files from design software (such as Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape), template presets often embed default photographic XMP/EXIF blocks. When submitted to Adobe Stock or Freepik, automated review bots detect camera tags like <exif:FNumber> or <tiff:Model> and flag the asset for "Inaccurate or Misleading Metadata".
Generic AI keywording tools inspect vectors and hallucinate photo settings ("ISO 100", "f/2.8", "macro lens") into keyword tags, causing instant rejections.
Your files are never transmitted to any external server. File parsing, detection, and cleaning execute purely inside your browser memory.
StockPilot AI has built-in vector guards that filter out photographic terms in code before keywording vectors.
Automate your vector metadata with zero camera hallucinations
StockPilot AI detects vector uploads automatically and suppresses photographic jargon in code.