Image Editing QA Reviewer

Review AI image edits against prompts, checking realism, defects, and whether unrelated details stayed unchanged. This worldwide role requires 20+ hours a week and pays per label. Compensation Contract, part-time Engagement Remote Location Posted The work Review edited images used to train AI image editing models. Compare each edit with the original image, the written prompt, and its edit category. Check whether the requested change was made accurately and unrelated details stayed unchanged. Assess realism and technical quality, including lighting, shadows, reflections, perspective, edges, color, resolution, and visual artifacts. Check that identity, pose, background, and other areas not mentioned in the prompt remain unchanged. Score each edit as approved, minor fix, or rework using a quality rubric. Write clear annotations and correction guidance, flag unclear prompts, identify recurring errors, and contribute to guideline updates and calibration. Maintain consistent scoring while meeting daily accuracy and throughput targets. What it pays and takes Pay: Per label; the amount is not specified. Time: 20 or more hours per week. Skills: Strong written English comprehension, clear written feedback, and careful visual judgment, including when prompts are ambiguous. Tools and setup: Working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop, plus a desktop or laptop with a color-accurate display and reliable internet. Work style: Ability to work independently and collaborate with annotators and project leads. Helpful background: Experience reviewing or managing retouchers or designers, studio work in fashion, beauty, consumer goods, e-commerce, or retail, or data annotation and rubric-based QA. Familiarity with Photoshop Generative Fill, Firefly, Midjourney, or Stable Diffusion is also helpful. About AI training work AI training uses examples prepared and reviewed by people to help build artificial intelligence. Image reviewers assess whether edits follow instructions and meet visual quality standards. Edit raw footage into polished video for AI development, using tools such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve. Remote contractor work pays $10 to $40 per hour. Annotate and review image labels against project guidelines, correct inconsistencies, and document decisions. The role pays $21 to $35 per hour; apply through OpenTrain and continue on the hiring site. Work remotely as a Digital Imaging Specialist or Digital Artist editing, annotating, and creating 2D and 3D visual assets for AI training. This project-based role is open worldwide and requires 20+ hours per week. Contribute original images, compare them with AI-generated images, and explain visual differences for image model evaluation. This remote, part-time contractor role pays $21 to $35 per hour in the US. Review AI-generated images against original artwork and photography, identify visual errors, and write precise feedback. This part-time contractor role pays $21 to $35 per hour and is open to candidates in the United States. #J-18808-Ljbffr OpenTrain AI, Inc.