All plans · in testing
Learns what sells for you
Import your sales reports. New photos lean on the words that sell.
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- harbor27
- fishing boat19
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For stock photographers
Tag once. Submit everywhere.
AI titles and keywords, adapted to each agency. You approve; Tagvora uploads.
- Free 3-week beta
- No card needed
- Nothing goes out without your OK
Title · 59/70
Atlantic puffin with fish in its beak on a grassy sea cliff
- 1puffin
- 2Atlantic puffin
- 3seabird
- 4wildlife
- +45 more
Works with
- Adobe Stock
- Shutterstock
- iStock / Getty Images
- Magnific (Freepik)
- Alamy
- Dreamstime
- 123RF
Three steps, no copy-pasting
01Drop photos, RAW, vectors or video
02Review what the AI writes and approve
03It reaches each agency its own way
One photo, seven versions
Each agency searches its own way. Tagvora writes for each one. Swipe to see each agency.
Adobe Stock AI yes
49 maxtitle < 70
TitleAtlantic puffin with fish in its beak on a grassy sea cliff
- 1puffin
- 2Atlantic puffin
- 3seabird
- 4wildlife
- +45 more
Shutterstock AI no
full sentenceno repeats
DescriptionAn Atlantic puffin carrying small fish in its beak stands on a grassy cliff above the sea.
- puffin
- seabird
- fish
- cliff
- +46 more
iStock / Getty Images AI no
Getty vocabularyzip for ESP
TitleAtlantic puffin with fish on a grassy cliff
- Puffin
- Seabird
- Cliff
- No People
- +30 more
- Magnific (Freepik) AI yes
- Alamy AI no
- Dreamstime AI yes
- 123RF AI yes
See the rules for all 7 agencies
| Agency | What Tagvora adapts | AI images | Editorial | How it gets there |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adobe Stock | Title under 70 characters; keywords from most to least relevant (the first 10 weigh more), 49 max | Yes | No | SFTP if your account has it, or a folder + CSV |
| Shutterstock | A full sentence as description; single-word keywords with no repeats; 2 categories in its CSV | No | Yes | FTPS + CSV for categories |
| iStock / Getty Images | Getty-style terms and the meaning of ambiguous words already chosen | No | Yes | Zip ready for its ESP uploader (no FTP) |
| Magnific (Freepik) | AI prompt and model in its CSV (not yet tested with a real account) | Yes | No | FTP with 500+ published files, or folder + CSV |
| Alamy | The full caption drives its search; singular and plural both stay | No | Yes | FTP to its Stock folder |
| Dreamstime | Reads everything from the file; AI images say so in the description | Yes | Yes | FTP; they wait in Unfinished |
| 123RF | No title field: the description (180 characters) does the work | Yes | Yes | FTP; you submit them from Draft |
| Other agencies (Canva, Envato…) | Title, description and 50 keywords inside each file, plus a CSV | Depends | Depends | Zip |
Rules taken from each agency’s guidelines and checked with real accounts, except Magnific (Freepik).
How it tags your photos
Examples with real stock photos.
Atlantic puffin carrying fish on a grassy cliff above the sea 
Brooklyn Bridge tower and suspension cables against a cloudy sky 
Assorted chocolate pralines on a dark table 
Baby’s hand on an airplane window above the clouds at sunset 
Empty winding road through golden hills under a clear blue sky
Fewer rejections
Nothing goes out without your OK
You approve every photo
Warnings before you send
Brands, artists, photo size
AI only where it’s allowed
Blocked automatically elsewhere
Editorial done right
Caption with place and date
Retries on its own
Even if you close the page
The right size
Your original never changes
How many hours does keywording cost you?
An estimate from your numbers, plus about 45 seconds per photo and agency to upload and fill in forms, and 30 seconds per photo to review in Tagvora.
Now35 h
With Tagvora2 h
32 h
back every month
About 49 working days a year.
All plans
Model releases, signed on the spot
Signed with a finger on the model’s phone, as a PDF linked to the photo.
Pay per photo, not per agency
Founding price: 30% off for life for the first 100. Per month, billed yearly, VAT included.
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Free
€0/monthTo try it on your own photos.
- 15 photos a month (30 in batches)
- 5 GB of storage
- All agencies
- Every feature, sales learning included (in testing)
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Starter
€10.50€15/monthFor a steady portfolio.
- Up to 150 photos a month (300 in batches)
- 20 GB of storage
- All agencies, same price
- Everything in Free
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Pro
Recommended€25.20€36/monthFor photographers who earn from stock.
- Up to 600 photos a month (1,200 in batches)
- 50 GB of storage, plenty for 4K video
- Everything in Starter
- Priority support
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Studio
Coming soonUnlimited photos, several accounts and an API. We’re working on it.
Not in a hurry? Tag in batches: each photo counts half, so the same plan covers twice as many. A busy month? Add an extra pack instead of being cut off.
Questions
Getting started and price
Do I pay to join the beta?
No. The beta is free for 3 weeks on the Pro plan, with no card. Afterwards you choose: keep going at your founding price, or stay on the free plan (15 photos a month).
Which file formats can I use?
JPEG, PNG, TIFF, WebP, HEIC and camera RAW (DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW…) are converted to high-quality JPEG, the format agencies ask for. EPS, AI and SVG vectors go with their JPG preview. MP4 and MOV clips (5 to 60 seconds) are tagged from their frames and go to Adobe Stock, Shutterstock and iStock / Getty Images. Keywords are written in English, the language buyers search in.
Agencies and uploads
Which agencies does it work with?
Adobe Stock, Shutterstock, iStock / Getty Images, Magnific (Freepik), Alamy, Dreamstime and 123RF, plus a ready-made zip for any other agency (Canva, Envato…). Depositphotos and Pond5 come next.
Are my photos sent to review automatically?
No. They land in your account at each agency with their metadata, and you send them to review on the agency’s site. That’s how agencies work with FTP uploads.
What if my agency account has no FTP?
Not every account gets FTP: Adobe only offers it to some contributors and Magnific (Freepik) from 500 published files. Tagvora then gives you a folder per agency, ready to drag onto its site, and the CSV that fills in titles, keywords and categories in one go.
Can it upload to iStock / Getty Images automatically?
iStock / Getty Images doesn’t offer FTP to contributors. Tagvora embeds the title, description and keywords in each file, so its ESP uploader reads them when you upload there.
AI and editorial
What about AI-generated images?
Tagvora flags images that look AI-generated and you have the final say. They only go to agencies that accept them (Adobe Stock, Magnific (Freepik), Dreamstime and 123RF); Shutterstock, iStock / Getty Images and Alamy are blocked. For Magnific (Freepik), the prompt and the AI model go in its CSV.
Does it handle editorial photos?
Yes. Mark a photo as editorial, add city, country and date (taken from the camera) and Tagvora writes the caption in the format agencies ask for. Editorial photos only go to the agencies that accept them: Shutterstock, iStock / Getty Images, Alamy, Dreamstime and 123RF.
Privacy and security
Where are my agency passwords stored?
Encrypted, never in a plain file, and they’re never shown again once saved. Tagvora also checks it’s really the agency’s server before sending your password. You can also start without passwords: download the zip for each agency and upload it yourself.
Who owns my photos?
You do. We only process them to create metadata and send them to the agencies you choose.
Guides for stock photographers
Keywords for Adobe Stock and Shutterstock: what's different
Titles, keyword order, categories, AI and editorial on the two biggest agencies.
How to upload to iStock / Getty Images with ESP without losing keywords
Getty's controlled vocabulary and the disambiguation step, explained.
Shutterstock: why your photos show “Needs attention”
What the photo is missing and how to fix it in one go with its CSV.
What each stock agency requires in 2026: the table
Keywords, title, size, AI and editorial for 7 agencies, in one table.
How to upload photos to several stock agencies at once
FTP, web, ESP and CSV: each agency's route and what's left afterwards.
Alamy: captions, tags and supertags, step by step
What Alamy reads from the file and where supertags are set.
Dreamstime by FTP: how to set categories with its CSV
Why photos arrive without a category and how to set it with its CSV.
123RF by FTP: no title and the “Upload Via FTP” step
Why there is no title and the step left after the FTP upload.
AI keywording tools for stock photographers (2026)
Eight tools compared: what they adapt, how they upload and what they cost.