Write the main subject clearly.
A strong title says what the image is about without stuffing every keyword into one sentence.
Stock photo keyword generator
AI stock photo keywords, titles, and descriptions for every upload batch.
fotometa helps photographers, videographers, and AI creators turn a folder of assets into editable metadata for Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, iStock, Getty Images, and standard CSV workflows.
Why metadata matters
Stock photo search starts with accurate metadata.
Buyers search by subject, location, mood, concept, color, activity, and usage context. A useful keyword set describes what is actually visible and avoids vague, repeated, or misleading terms.
Add context and commercial use.
Descriptions can mention action, setting, season, emotion, or business use cases when they are visible and relevant.
Rank the most relevant terms first.
Put the strongest 5-10 keywords near the top, then add supporting details and broader concepts.
How to generate stock photo keywords with fotometa
- Upload a batch of photos, video thumbnails, or AI images in the web app or desktop app.
- Let AI draft a title, description, and keyword list for each asset.
- Review the subject, remove terms that are not visible, and add missing location, style, or concept words.
- Export standard CSV or platform-specific fields for your submission workflow.
Example asset: a freelance photographer editing photos on a laptop in a coffee shop.
Useful keywords: photographer, laptop, coffee shop, editing, freelance, creative work, remote work, small business, content creator, digital workflow.
Weak keywords: money, success, famous, camera store, travel, studio, luxury. These may be attractive search terms, but they do not describe the image accurately.
Who should use an AI metadata generator?
fotometa is strongest when you upload many similar assets and need consistent metadata fast: stock photographers, AI image creators, videographers, agencies, and small teams that prepare batches for multiple marketplaces.
Next step
Open the web app, generate metadata for a small batch, and compare the output with your current manual workflow. Keep the final review human, especially for people, trademarks, editorial restrictions, and sensitive content.