PixTagger writes buyer-focused titles, two-sentence descriptions, and marketplace-ready keywords for your stock photos and videos. It maps keywords to Getty's official controlled vocabulary so submissions pass validation, orders Adobe keywords by search weight, analyzes video across three frames for motion keywords, and exports import-ready CSVs (Adobe, Getty ESP, qHero). Free to try โ 15 credits, no subscription. Category: AI / Photography / Productivity
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Hey Product Hunt! ๐
I'm Miloลก, the maker of PixTagger.
I sell photos and video on Getty/iStock and Adobe Stock, and for years the part I dreaded most wasn't the shooting or the editing โ it was keywording. Every upload meant typing 40โ50 keywords per file, writing titles and descriptions, and (the worst part) fighting Getty's controlled vocabulary, where any keyword that isn't an approved term gets your submission bounced. I lost a lot of evenings to it.
So I built the tool I wished existed.
PixTagger takes your photos or videos and, in seconds, writes:
a buyer-focused title and a two-sentence description
marketplace-ready keywords โ mapped to Getty's official controlled vocabulary so they actually pass validation, and ordered by search weight for Adobe
an import-ready CSV for Adobe, Getty ESP and qHero โ no reformatting
Video gets a 3-frame pass, so it catches real camera motion (Zoom In, Aerial View, Tracking Shot) that single-frame taggers miss. There's also a Refine mode that cleans up and expands keywords you already have.
It's free to try โ 15 credits, no subscription, and credits never expire.
I've been shaping it hand-in-hand with real contributors the whole way, and I'd genuinely love your feedback here: what's the most painful part of your metadata workflow? Getty's vocabulary? Video keywords? Bulk uploads? Tell me โ I'm actively building.
Thanks for checking it out ๐