An Azure artificial intelligence service and end-to-end platform for applying computer vision to specific domains.
To create a Custom Vision project without getting Access denied, the account must:
- Use the correct Azure directory and account
- Go to https://customvision.ai and sign in with the same account used in the Azure portal.
- In both the Custom Vision portal and Azure portal, select the same Directory/tenant from the account menu (top-right). If the directory is different, the Custom Vision resources will not appear and access errors can occur.
- Have a valid Custom Vision resource assigned
- In the New Project dialog, the Resource dropdown must show a compatible Custom Vision Training resource.
- If no resource appears, confirm that a Custom Vision Training resource exists in the selected directory and subscription, and that the account has access to it.
- Have sufficient role/permissions on the Custom Vision resource
- To create a project, the account must have a role that allows project creation, typically:
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Cognitive Services Custom Vision Contributor(full access, including create/edit/delete projects).
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- If the account only has
Trainer,Labeler,Deployment, orReader, project creation will be blocked:-
Trainercan train, publish, export, and edit existing projects but cannot create or delete projects. -
Labeler,Deployment, andReaderalso cannot create projects.
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- Ask a subscription/resource owner or Azure administrator to assign the
Cognitive Services Custom Vision Contributorrole on the Custom Vision resource.
- To create a project, the account must have a role that allows project creation, typically:
- If still blocked
- Verify with the Azure admin that the correct role is assigned in the right scope (same subscription/resource group/resource where the Custom Vision resource resides).
- After role changes, sign out and sign back in to https://customvision.ai to refresh permissions.
References:
- Quickstart: Build an object detector with the Custom Vision website
- Quickstart: Build an image classification model with the Custom Vision portal
- Azure role-based access control
- Train your model with Custom Vision
- HoloLens (1st gen) and Azure 302b: Custom vision
- HoloLens (1st gen) and Azure 310: Object detection