Keyword and title RAW shoots from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm and more. Load the card, walk away, and get titles, descriptions and keywords back as XMP your editor already reads. Originals stay on your drive — only a small embedded preview is sent to the AI.
Keywords are only useful if they leave with the files. Every batch writes into formats your editor and your agency already accept.
One .xmp per frame, beside the original
IPTC/XMP written into JPEG, PNG and TIFF directly
Push metadata into RAW originals on macOS, Linux or Windows
Shutterstock, Adobe Stock, Getty and Alamy submission formats
Lightroom Classic, Bridge (as-is), Capture One (enable sidecar XMP), Photo Mechanic, darktable, digiKam
Stars and colour labels follow the mapping you set once in Settings
Three passes over the same batch — run one or all three.
Titles, descriptions and keywords on every frame
Score, group bursts and cull a full shoot by genre
Verdict, critique and integrity checks on your keepers
Canon (.cr2, .cr3), Nikon (.nef), Sony (.arw), Adobe (.dng), Fujifilm (.raf), Olympus (.orf) and Hasselblad (.3fr). RAW is available on Pro and Studio.
No. The embedded preview is extracted in your browser; only a 1280px JPEG (~150–300 KB) is uploaded for the AI. The RAW stays on your device.
Yes. Point the browser at the card or the shoot folder and the whole thing is scanned — subfolder scanning is optional, RAW+JPG pairs are matched by filename stem so a frame is never keyworded twice, and big cards run in managed chunks you can pause, reconnect and resume.
Each frame gets an XMP sidecar with title, description, keywords, star rating and colour label — read by Lightroom Classic and Bridge as-is, by Capture One once "Prefer Sidecar XMP" is enabled in Preferences, and by Photo Mechanic, darktable and digiKam — with colour labels also written to darktable's and digiKam's own fields. JPEG, PNG and TIFF also get the fields embedded directly, and the export zip ships ExifTool scripts (macOS/Linux and Windows) for burning metadata into RAW originals.
Free and Starter use a faster JPEG/PNG path to keep costs low and the free tier sustainable. Pro and Studio cover the extra processing for RAW pipelines.
Yes — point it at a folder, it scans locally without uploading originals, and you get keywords, titles and XMP sidecars per file. Batch keywording runs across the whole folder in one pass.
No. Searchable titles, descriptions and keywords matter to any photographer with an archive — weddings, sport, wildlife, property, product. Agency-specific presets only apply when you pick one.
Free tier included. No card required, nothing to install.
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