GT Studio
  • Introduction
  • Getting started
    • Set up a Project
    • Set up Annotation Specification
    • Set up a Workflow
    • Create Jobs
    • Export Jobs
    • What's next?
  • Tools for Labelling
    • Image Segmentation
      • Tool Introduction
      • Maker Tool
      • Reviewer Tool
      • QC Tool
    • 2D Video and Image Labeling
      • Tool Introduction
      • Maker Tool
      • Reviewer Tool
      • QC Tool
  • Workflow
    • Workflow Steps
      • Steps and Patch
      • Step Analytics
      • Move and Push Jobs
      • Job Assignment
    • Job Build Structure
      • Base type - Image
      • Base type - Segmentation
      • Base type - Video
    • Workflow Routes
  • How to Guides
    • How to set up an image or a video classification task?
    • How to setup a Pose Tracking Project?
    • How to create jobs with pre-labeled data?
    • How to export annotation data in COCO format?
    • How to convert Playment segmentation mask to a grayscale mask
    • How to split a video into frames and create jobs in GT Studio
    • How to add classes after setting up the workflow
    • How to re-open a completed batch for making changes
  • Batches
    • Job Viewer
    • Quality Check
  • Annotator Performance
    • Video and Images
    • Segmentation
  • Annotation Specification
    • Classes
    • Attributes
  • Team management
    • Invite your team
    • Groups
  • API reference
  • Secure Attachment Access
  • What's New?
  • Hybrid Cloud
  • We are phasing out our SaaS offering — GT Studio
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  • What is a Job?
  • Creating Jobs
  • 1. Media Upload
  • ​2. API
  • Start the annotation task

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  1. Getting started

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What is a Job?

A job represents one unit of data to be annotated. For example, for segmentation and Image projects, one Job represents one image, and for video projects, one Job represents a video (or a sequence of images).

Creating Jobs

We support two ways of creating jobs:

1. Media Upload

  1. Go to the Batches tab and click on Add new batch, provide the name and description for the new batch.

  2. Click on Upload data using .zip file, follow the instructions displayed to create a zip file.

  3. Once the data is uploaded, click on Create Jobs to send jobs to the workflow created in the previous step.

Note: You can only upload up to 1 GB of data from one zip file using Media Upload. For more than 1 GB of data, you can either create multiple ZIP files or go with the API method.

​2. API

You can also create jobs using our Job creation APIs. For uploading pre-labeled data, API is the only supported method.

Start the annotation task

To learn more about GT create, have a look at:

You can refer to this API documentation:

Now that we have created jobs, let's access GT create to make annotations

Tips: You can see all the task assigned to you in GT Create-

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