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Title, description and keywords for every file in the shoot.

Upload the shoot and DescripShot writes the metadata for every photo and clip in it. Export a CSV in your agency’s layout, or download the files with the fields already written in.

  • CSV for Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pond5 and Storyblocks
  • IPTC and XMP written into the file
  • Photos and video
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Incoming · /Volumes/Shoots/2026-08-27

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Title Time
Photo by Darla Hueske on Unsplash
DSC_5230.jpg Combine harvester operating in a golden wheat field during daytime A man drives a large combine harvester cutting golden grain across vast rolling agricultural farmland under a bright sky during the seasonal harvest. Combine, Harvester, Harvest, Harvesting, Wheat, Field, Agriculture +43 more
✓ 7.9s
Photo by Craft Kitties on Unsplash
IMG_2288.jpg Carpenter marking wooden plank with pencil in workshop A carpenter marks a pine wooden board with a pencil on a workbench covered with wood shavings and traditional carving tools. Carpenter, Woodworking, Pencil, Marking, Wood, Hands, Craftsman +43 more
✓ 4.3s
Photo by Alex Knight on Unsplash
A7R05512.jpg People walk with umbrellas along Shibuya Center Gai in Tokyo at night Pedestrians carry umbrellas on a rainy night past illuminated shops and neon signs along Shibuya Center Gai in Tokyo, Japan. Shibuya Center Gai, Tokyo, Japan, Shibuya, Street, Night, Rain +43 more
✓ 5.0s
Photo by Pete Willis on Unsplash
IMG_2210.jpg Barista creates latte art pouring steamed milk into coffee cup A person holds a ceramic mug while pouring steamed milk from a metal pitcher to create a rosetta design in espresso coffee, preparing a warm beverage. Barista, Latte, Art, Coffee, Milk, Pour, Steamed +43 more
✓ 5.5s
Photo by Anton Volnuhin on Unsplash
DSC_4837.jpg Yellow wildflowers bloom across a mountain slope beneath waterfalls and rocky peaks A hillside covered with blooming yellow azaleas faces steep mountain slopes where waterfalls flow down from snow capped alpine peaks under a sunny sky. Mountain, Wildflowers, Waterfall, Peak, Slope, Yellow, Meadow +43 more
✓ 5.3s
Photo by william william on Unsplash
DSC_4821.jpg Aerial view of container ships and tugboats at commercial cargo harbor Aerial view shows container cargo ships navigating harbor waters with tugboats assisting, beside busy industrial port docks equipped with tall cranes. Aerial, Ship, Container, Port, Harbor, Cargo, Tugboat +43 more
✓ 6.4s

Output

What comes back

One record per file: a title that reads like a sentence, a description of what is in the frame, and fifty keywords. Edit any of it before you export.

Pick an example file

Workflow

From card to CSV

  1. STEP 01

    Upload the shoot

    Photos and video, hundreds at a time. A collection holds one shoot; describe it once and every file in it gets that context.

  2. STEP 02

    Read it back

    Every file comes back with a title, a description and keywords. Change what you like. The export uses your version.

  3. STEP 03

    Export

    A CSV laid out the way your agency wants it, or your files with the metadata written in.

Why it holds up

Built for people who upload for a living

Nouns buyers search for

The description names what is in the frame: the Atacama, a combine harvester, Shibuya in the rain. Those are the words buyers type.

A shoot at a time

Upload the card and go do something else. Files run in parallel, seconds apiece. By hand it is a minute or two each, which makes a five-hundred-file shoot a weekend.

The caption travels with the file

IPTC and XMP fields are written into the photo when you download it, so the text arrives in Lightroom, Bridge, or whatever you upload with.

Your files stay yours

We use your photos to write your metadata. They are never used to train image-generation models, and we only send them to providers that keep no copy. Delete anything from your account whenever you want.

Read the privacy policy

Pricing

Three cents a photo

One credit per photo, three per video. Three cents against the minute or two it takes you to do it yourself.

$9.90

330 credits · 3¢ each · plus local tax

  • 330 photos, or 110 videos
  • Title, description and 50 keywords per file
  • CSV for Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pond5 and Storyblocks
  • IPTC and XMP written into your downloads
  • Credits last six months
Start with 10 free

The first ten photos are on us. No card until you want more.

Questions

The short version

Which agencies can I export for?
Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, Pond5 and Storyblocks, each in that agency's own CSV layout. If you upload somewhere else, tell us and we'll add it.
Does it do video?
Yes. Upload clips beside the photos and each one gets its own title, description and keywords. A video costs three credits, a photo one.
Can I edit what it writes?
All of it. Every field is editable before you export, and your edits are what land in the CSV and in the file.
Do you train models on my photos?
Never for image generation. We only send them to providers that keep no copy of what we send, and you can delete your files from your account at any time. The privacy policy has the full version.
What do I download?
Either a CSV laid out the way your agency wants it, or your original files with the title, description and keywords written into their IPTC and XMP fields.
Do credits expire?
Six months from the day you buy them.
What can I upload?
Any image or video format your camera writes. The one exception is vector files.
What language is the output?
English.
Is there a free trial?
Ten credits when you sign up, no card. That's ten photos, or three videos.
Something is wrong, who do I talk to?
[email protected].