Adobe Stock Keyword Generator

PhotoTager is an AI keyword generator for Adobe Stock contributors. Upload your photos or videos, add a one-line note about the shoot, and PhotoTager writes a factual Adobe Stock title, a description and a keyword list sorted by relevance, so your strongest terms fill the first 10 positions Adobe weights most, then exports everything as a CSV for the Adobe Stock Contributor portal.

Adobe Stock metadata requirements

KeywordsUp to 49 per file
Keyword orderOrder matters: the first 10 keywords carry the most weight in search
TitleUp to 200 characters; about 70 characters or fewer is recommended
Title styleNatural, descriptive phrase (not a keyword list); no brand names, trademarks or camera details

Last checked: . Agencies update their rules, so confirm against the official guidelines: Adobe Stock Contributor help: titles and keywords.

How PhotoTager handles Adobe Stock

A separate Adobe Stock title

PhotoTager writes an Adobe-specific title alongside the main title, with its own length setting in your template, so it stays inside Adobe's limit.

Strongest keywords first

Every keyword gets a relevance score and exports are sorted highest first, so the top 10 positions that Adobe weights most hold your best terms. Lists are de-duplicated; check the count against Adobe's 49 limit before upload.

Context the AI cannot see

Your shoot note (who, what, where, when) is applied to every file, so titles name the real event, place or concept instead of generic guesses.

CSV export

Export a CSV formatted for Adobe Stock and upload it in the Contributor portal to fill in titles and keywords in bulk.

From upload to Adobe Stock in four steps

  1. Upload your photos or videos (jpg, png, webp, mp4, mov and more) into a project.
  2. Add context: one line on who, what, where and when, for example “Diverse group of women having a bridal shower”.
  3. Generate titles, descriptions and keywords for the whole project, then review and bulk-edit.
  4. Export the Adobe Stock CSV and upload it with your files.

Why context matters

Without context: “Diverse Group of Women Conversing at an Indoor Festive Event with Balloons and Floral Decor”

With the note above: “Diverse Women Sharing Laughter and Joy During Bridal Shower Gathering”

Tips for better Adobe Stock metadata

  • Put your 10 strongest, most literal keywords first; Adobe weights them most.
  • Keep the title close to 70 characters and describe subject, action and setting.
  • Remove brand names and recognizable trademarks before submitting.

Frequently asked questions

How many keywords does Adobe Stock allow?

Adobe Stock allows up to 49 keywords per file. The first 10 keywords have the most influence on search ranking, so order them by importance.

How long can an Adobe Stock title be?

Adobe Stock titles can be up to 200 characters, but Adobe recommends about 70 characters or fewer so titles read well in search results.

Can PhotoTager export metadata for Adobe Stock?

Yes. PhotoTager exports a CSV formatted for Adobe Stock that you can upload in the Adobe Stock Contributor portal to apply titles and keywords to your files in bulk.

How much does it cost?

Full metadata (title, description and keywords) costs $0.04 per image and $0.12 per video. There is no subscription, and new accounts get $2 of free credits.

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