Image & Video Annotator — Multimodal Visual Labeling
OpenTrain AI is hiring remote Image/Video Annotators to label short videos and images for multimodal model training—describe scenes, temporal sequences, moods, and validate AI outputs. Entry-level, contractor role requiring strong English, attention to detail, and 20+ hours/week availability.
Image & Video Annotation
100% Remote
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Jul 17, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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OpenTrain AI is the #1 platform for people building careers in AI training and data labeling. We help freelancers discover and track specialized annotation work, build a unified portfolio, and grow into durable careers contributing directly to how AI systems learn.
We hire contractors for a wide range of annotation projects. This listing is for an OpenTrain AI contractor role focused on image and short-video annotation for multimodal models.
About AI training and this project
AI training (also called data labeling or annotation) is the human work that teaches models what real-world content means. Contributors annotate images and video, evaluate AI-generated outputs, and follow detailed guidelines so models learn from consistent, high-quality examples.
This project centers on multimodal visual data: still images and short video clips with accompanying AI-generated outputs that need validation and quality checks.
The Role
As an Image & Video Annotator you will review short video clips and images, identify visual and narrative components, describe scenes and temporal sequences, and label cues such as mood, lighting, relationships, and emotions.
You will also evaluate AI-generated outputs for correctness and relevance, and apply precise annotation guidelines to produce consistent labels used to train multimodal models.
Position type: Contractor, part-time (20+ hours/week)
Work location: Fully remote; worldwide applicants welcome
Complete structured annotation tasks for images and short videos following project-specific guidelines. Work independently and maintain consistent quality across batches.
Label scenes, objects, interactions, emotional cues, lighting, and temporal sequences in images and short clips
Perform classification and evaluation/rating tasks on visual content and AI-generated outputs
Validate AI-generated captions, descriptions, or labels for correctness and relevance
Follow detailed instructions and examples to ensure dataset consistency
Upload completed annotations and quality checks using basic file tools supplied by the project
Requirements
The role emphasizes careful reading, clear written communication, and consistent application of guidelines. All required skills come from the project details.
Strong English reading and writing skills
High attention to detail and ability to follow nuanced instructions
Analytical thinking about context, intent, and visual storytelling
Comfort using a computer for uploads and basic annotation tools
Reliable computer and stable internet connection
Ability to annotate short videos and images with high accuracy
Judgment to validate AI-generated outputs for correctness and relevance
Prior image/video annotation experience preferred but not required
Who Should Apply
This position is a good fit for people who enjoy close visual analysis, describing scenes and actions in clear language, and applying consistent standards to data. It suits freelancers seeking flexible, remote, part-time work that contributes directly to building next-generation AI.
Detail-oriented communicators who can work independently
People building a portfolio in AI training or data labeling
Anyone worldwide who meets the technical requirements and can commit 20+ hours/week
How It Works
OpenTrain AI provides the annotation guidelines, training materials, and structured tasks. You will receive sample tasks and documentation to learn the labeling conventions before starting paid work.
As a contractor, you choose your hours within the project's availability window. The work is tracked through OpenTrain so you can build a centralized record of your AI training contributions.
Label types: Classification and evaluation/rating for image and short-video content
Subject matter: Multimodal visual annotation
Languages: English required
Time commitment: 20+ hours per week, flexible scheduling
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