Marketing images for your package may be rejected due to poor quality, excessive text, or unattractive design. Ensure images are high-resolution, well-lit, and appealing, avoiding Unity default skyboxes and excessive text. Review guidelines and examples on the Asset Store Content Transparency page. Consider if your images clearly display product features and are designed to catch attention. Improving image quality and adherence to guidelines will help in getting your package accepted.
Cause:
Your package may have been rejected because the vetting team found that your product's marketing images (key images or artwork) don't follow our guidelines or quality standards.
Marketing images can be refused for the following reasons:
- The Unity default skybox appears in the key images.
- Images are too dark, or it's hard to see the product.
- Low-resolution or pixelated images.
- In-Editor screenshots are not edited to look attractive or intentional.
- Too much text is different from the package title, publisher name, logo, or a short tagline (this includes descriptions of package features or ornamental text that is too prominent).
- A lack of appealing color theory or attractive design principles.
Resolution:
Make sure that the marketing images you create are attractive to customers and clearly display the package content. The Asset Store Content Transparency page provides acceptable key image examples.
Here are some questions to consider when creating your marketing images:
- Do my marketing images clearly display many or all product features?
- Are my images high-quality and designed intentionally?
- If I saw my product in a list on the Unity Asset Store, would it catch my attention?