Image and idea
A photograph and the idea behind it
$2per accepted submission
- Your own original photograph, never published
- Full resolution — at least 3,000 px on the long edge
- The idea behind the picture, in your own words
ImagePuzzle is open to new contributors
Animai Tech builds and runs data platforms for AI evaluation. Contributors around the world submit original photographs and the reasoning behind them; a person reviews every one, and accepted work is paid weekly.
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One account, one review process, one weekly payout — whichever project you work on.
Sign up and join a project. Each project you join gives you a member ID; the account stays the same.
Submit an original photograph at full resolution with the idea behind it — or build a fully annotated task on it.
Accepted, sent back for revision, or declined — always with a written reason.
Accepted work is paid weekly in crypto, to your own wallet, on the network you choose.
Two ways to contribute
Both start from a photograph you took yourself, at least 3,000 px on the long edge and never published.
Image and idea
$2per accepted submission
Annotated task
$5per accepted submission
Referral bonus: $1 per accepted submission by someone you invited.These are ImagePuzzle’s rates; each project sets its own.
Projects
Your account is shared across the platform. Each project you join gives you its own member ID.
Images and reasoning the best models get wrong.
When a new project opens, you join it from the account you already have and get a member ID for it. No second sign-up, no second payout address.
For AI teams
We collect, review and keep the record for the images and tasks frontier models are measured against.
Photographs taken by contributors and never published before, at full resolution with at least 3,000 px on the long edge.
A task stays in the set only if frontier models get it wrong, and every task has one machine-checkable golden answer.
Who reviewed it, what they decided and the written reason — recorded for each item.
Illustrative. Every delivered item carries these fields.
Quality and trust
Each decision is made by a reviewer and comes with a reason you can read.
Your photograph or task enters the project’s review queue.
A reviewer checks it against the project’s contributor guide.
Sent back means you can fix it and resubmit.
Accepted work is paid in the weekly payout, to your own wallet.
Careers
We hire reviewers, annotators and project leads. Being hired enrols you in the role’s project.
Reviewers
Read submissions and accept, send back for revision, or decline — with a written reason every time.
Annotators
Write the prompt, the golden answer and the numbered steps, with boxes drawn on the image.
Project leads
Lead a project on the platform and the people who contribute to it.
FAQ
Anyone, anywhere — no invitation needed. Create an account, join a project, and you get a member ID for that project.
You need a camera that takes photographs of at least 3,000 px on the long edge; most current phones do.
A photograph you took yourself that has never been published anywhere, submitted at its full original resolution with at least 3,000 px on the long edge. Downloaded, generated or someone else’s images do not qualify.
Weekly, in crypto, to your own wallet. Each accepted submission is paid at the project’s rate — on ImagePuzzle, $2 for an image and idea and $5 for an annotated task.
USDT (TRC20), USDT (ERC20), USDC (Polygon), USDC (Solana) and BTC. You choose the network and give us your own wallet address. We never ask you for payment or for a wallet seed phrase.
Every decision comes with a written reason from the reviewer. A declined submission is not paid, but the reason tells you what to change next time. If a submission is sent back for revision instead, you can fix it and resubmit.
When someone you invited has a submission accepted, you earn $1 for it, on top of their own payment. That is ImagePuzzle’s rate; each project sets its own.
No. The contributor guide explains what a strong submission looks like, and anything that falls short comes back with a written reason, so you learn the standard as you go.
The reviewers on the project see your submission while it is reviewed. Accepted submissions become part of the AI evaluation datasets Animai Tech builds; by submitting, you grant us the right to use accepted work for that. The privacy notice explains what we store.
Photograph what a model would misread, write down why, and get paid weekly when a person accepts it.