Enter CAPTCHA
A CAPTCHA test may appear on the screen while you're completing a task. It's an image with symbols that you need to select or click in a specific order (indicated below the image). This helps the system make sure you perform the task, not a script or a bot.
All performers get a CAPTCHA, regardless of their experience or number of completed tasks.
Screenshot: CAPTCHA example
Recommendations for CAPTCHA
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Enter all the symbols exactly in the order shown below the image.
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If you can't see the image clearly, click to listen to the audio test instead. To switch back to the image, click .
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If the symbols are too small, zoom in: hold CTRL (Windows) or Cmd (OS X) and keep pressing + or − key.
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If you can't see the symbols that need to be clicked, refresh the CAPTCHA by clicking .
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If you clicked Submit and a CAPTCHA appeared again, it means the order of the symbols you entered was incorrect. Enter the symbols again.
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Pay attention when entering CAPTCHA and don't refresh it too often. This might lead to account blocking.
Q&A
I've been blocked, what should I do?
Follow the link from the administrator's message and fill out the form. Our support will process your unblock request.
Why do I get CAPTCHA too often?
The Yandex Tasks platform determines how often users get the CAPTCHA test. If you think you're getting too many CAPTCHAs, contact support.