Run VQS on a shoot.
Upload original JPEGs and the Standard Vision Lab canonical runner measures every image against the published standard — exposure, white balance, colour, geometry, artifacts, semantic checks and set consistency — and returns the full annotated report.
- One measurement run included each month — use it or not; 12 to 20 original JPEGs per run
- Per-image scores, PASS / FLAG / FAIL on every check, full annotated report on screen and by email
- Your mark stays live while you subscribe — a certifiable score (70+) is issued its tier badge automatically, and each new run refreshes the same badge everywhere it is embedded
- Recertify with a run at least every 12 months — earlier whenever you like
A single run issues the same certification, valid 12 months, without the monthly re-runs or the live-mark subscription. Have an access code? Enter it on the payment page. Results are measured by the Standard Vision Lab canonical runner: a composite of 70 or above is automatically issued its tier certification with an embeddable badge; below that the result is an advisory measurement only. Every image is fingerprinted: duplicates — within a set or against any earlier run — are removed automatically, so every test measures fresh work.
Before you buy: Standard Vision Lab is not an independent third party to every company it measures — it shares ownership with a working production business that VQS also scores. That does not change how your run is measured, but you should know it before paying for a mark. Read the disclosure.
Up to 20 images · JPEG only · full resolution · minimum 12 · daytime shoots (twilight and dusk come with v2)
One run per purchase. Add 12 to 20 images and the analysis starts on its own — no button needed. Your report is emailed to you the moment it is ready.
Premium analysis typically takes around 15 minutes, depending on the number of images. You can close this window — your report is emailed to you the moment it is ready — or keep it open and watch it finish.
The report link is signed and expires after roughly 24 hours — save what you need. This result is an advisory measurement by the Standard Vision Lab canonical runner under the published VQS standard. It is not a certification and does not permit use of the VQS mark; the indicative tier shows where the composite lands against the certification bands.