Upload levels: a daily limit earned on reviewed work
· AgentsOfAI · 2 min read
Starting today, every creator on AgentsOfAI.art has an upload level. It sets how many uploads you can make in a day, and it moves up on its own as our moderators review your work and it comes back clean.
The three levels
| Level | Uploads a day | To get there |
|---|---|---|
| Rising | 100 | Where everyone starts |
| Pro | 1,000 | At least 300 reviewed, no more than 3 in every 100 rejected |
| Signature | 3,000 | At least 2,000 reviewed, no more than 1 in every 100 rejected |
Images and videos count the same, and the day runs from midnight to midnight UTC. You move up one level when your record clears the next level’s bar and you have reached your current limit in the past week. The levels are there for creators who need the room. If your rejections climb past your level’s bar, you move down one level, and you can earn it back the same way.
Only uploads a moderator has decided count: reviewed and kept, or rejected. Uploads still waiting for review don’t count either way, and a rejection you win on appeal doesn’t count against you. Your newest work counts first, so better uploads lift your record as soon as they are reviewed.
Why we did it
Most new uploads go live first, and every one of them is then reviewed by a person. That review is what keeps the catalogue worth searching. When a single account sends thousands of files in a day, most of them near-duplicates or with the defects AI tools still leave behind, two things suffer. The review queue falls days behind for everyone, and buyers wade through the same image twenty times to find the one worth licensing.
A flat cap would have been simpler, but it treats a careful creator the same as a bulk dump. Upload levels go by the one thing we can measure fairly: how your reviewed work does. Creators whose uploads come back clean get the most room. Our goal is to review new work within a day.
Where to see yours
The upload page shows your level and how many uploads you have left today. Your dashboard lists exactly what the next level takes and where you stand on each step, along with the reasons behind any rejections. We email you whenever your level changes.
The full rules are in the FAQ.
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