Feature · All agencies

Video keywords and metadata for stock footage, written from your clip

PhotoTager writes the title, description and keywords for your video clips too, in the same project and CSV export as your photos.

How video metadata works

  1. 1
    Upload your clipsAdd mp4, mov, avi or wmv files to a project, next to your photos if you like. Add context notes for names, places and events, just as you do for photos.
  2. 2
    The AI looks at your clipUp to 4 frames of 512 pixels are taken from the video and analysed. For Gemini models the video file is sent as well.
  3. 3
    You get the same metadata as for photosA title, a separate Adobe Stock title, a description and keywords, which you can review and edit before you export.
  4. 4
    Export the CSV for your agencyAdobe Stock, Shutterstock, iStock & Getty Images or Alamy, matched to your file names.

Video limits and what to know

WhatPhotosVideos
File typesjpg, jpeg, png, gif, webp, svgmp4, mov, avi, wmv. WebM is not supported.
File sizeUp to 52 MB per image in the browserUp to 1 GB per video in the browser. Clips are processed up to 600 MB and 180 seconds.
What the AI readsA 512-pixel previewUp to 4 frames of 512 pixels
Price for full metadata$0.04 per image$0.12 per video (two steps of $0.06 each)
Download with metadata written in (ZIP)YesNo. Use the CSV.
Privacy modeOnly a 512-pixel preview is uploadedThe full video is uploaded
After 7 daysThumbnail, metadata and file name stayMetadata and file name stay, no thumbnail

Good to know

01 Short clips work best Only 4 frames are looked at, so a clip that changes subject halfway is described from those frames. Context notes help for anything the frames do not show.
02 iStock & Getty Images The optional iStock keyword step can also be run on the videos in a project.
03 Check the result Read the title and keywords against your footage before you upload. Each agency has its own limits, and the app checks the metadata against them.

Questions

Which video formats can I upload?

mp4, mov, avi and wmv. WebM files are not accepted.

How much does video metadata cost?

$0.12 per video for full metadata, in two steps of $0.06 each. Credits never expire and there is no subscription.

How does the AI see my video?

Up to 4 frames of 512 pixels are taken from the clip and analysed. For Gemini models the video file is sent too. The result is a title, an Adobe Stock title, a description and keywords, like for photos.

Can I download my videos with the metadata written in?

No. The ZIP with metadata written into the files is for photos only. For videos, download the CSV for your agency and upload it with your clips.

Are my videos uploaded in Privacy mode?

Yes. Privacy mode sends only a 512-pixel preview of each photo, but videos are uploaded in full. After 7 days the video file is deleted and the metadata and file name stay.