Now on your desktop.

The desktop app for Windows and Mac, a free review of your stock photos, a dashboard that feels alive, and folders for client work. Each one below on the real screen, with the exact place to find it.

PixelKeyAI on your desktop

A free app for Windows and Mac. Open a folder of photos, keyword them the way the website does, and save the title, description and keywords into the files themselves. There is no CSV to import. The editor is free, keywording uses the same credits as the website, and the app updates itself.

Get the desktop app
Find itDesktop app›Library›Keyword with AI
The desktop app mid-batch: nine photos on the shelf, each marked iStock Precision optimizing, with Stop, Save all and Export CSV buttons below.
  • A

    Precision badge

    Each photo shows it while iStock Precision runs on it.

  • B

    Stop

    It is there for as long as a batch runs.

  • C

    Save all

    Writes the title, description and keywords into the files themselves.

Find itDesktop app›Exports
The Exports tab of the desktop app: Both CSVs, then one card per agency with an Export CSV button and a note about what was cut.
  • A

    Both CSVs

    Shutterstock and iStock in one click, two files.

  • B

    Nothing is cut in silence

    The card says what was shortened, and for which files.

  • C

    Export CSV

    One file per agency, in the layout that agency imports.

A free review of your stock photos

Choose 5 to 10 photos and get an honest review of each: a grade and a score out of 100, whether it might suit Adobe Stock, Shutterstock or iStock, what to fix first and whether it needs a model release. It is free once a week, and your full-size photos stay on your computer. A review is an opinion, not a promise of acceptance.

Review your photos free
Find itFree tools›Stock Photo Review
The free review page: ten numbered photo slots, a Review my photos button and three notes underneath.
  • A

    Choose your photos

    Five to ten, as JPEG, PNG or WebP. Drop them in or pick them.

  • B

    Review my photos

    Press it once you have five. You confirm your email with a code.

  • C

    Free once a week

    Only small previews are reviewed. The full-size files never leave your computer.

The report

Find itStock Photo Review›Your report
A sample review: a verdict for nine photos, a grade for each, and three photo cards with scores, a fix first note and the agencies each might suit.
  • A

    A plain verdict

    How many photos look strongest for stock, in one line.

  • B

    Every photo graded

    Strong, Good or Borderline, with its score out of 100.

  • C

    A score on each card

    Plus Technical, Commercial and Uniqueness out of 5.

  • D

    Might suit

    The agencies the photo looks right for. Release flags show too.

A dashboard that feels alive

Insights now counts up from the figures you saw last time and says, in a line or two, what changed. ShotIQ reports were rebuilt around one score, where the photo lands and ratings listed by how much they count. Empty tabs show a worked example so you can see what you will get.

Find itInsights
The Contributor dashboard: two plain-language lines, five summary tiles, a calendar of working days and this month's file split.
  • A

    Plain words

    A line or two from your own numbers. Nothing shows when there is nothing to say.

  • B

    Figures that move

    They count up from what you last saw, with a +N since you last looked note.

  • C

    Activity

    Every working day of the past year.

  • D

    Share my month

    Makes a card you can post.

ShotIQ

Find itShotIQ›Any report
A ShotIQ report: the photo with a rule of thirds grid, a score of 64 out of 100, a bar that shows where it lands, and ratings out of 5.
  • A

    Where it lands

    Below, Borderline, Several agencies or Premium.

  • B

    Ratings

    Listed by how much they count, each out of 5.

  • C

    Take it with you

    Share score, Export CSV, Copy report or Analyze another.

  • D

    Composition notes

    Rule of thirds and distractions, read from the photo.

Folders built for client work

Give each client a folder with its own preset and its own banned keywords. Open the folder and the preset applies, and the banned words are removed from every result in it. Your account-wide banned keywords still apply too.

Find itImages›New folder›Client settings for this folder
The New folder window with Client settings open: a Preset picker, a field for banned keywords and three keyword chips.
  • A

    Client settings

    Optional. It opens by itself on a folder that already has settings.

  • B

    Banned keywords for this client

    Type a word, then Enter or a comma.

  • C

    Chips

    Click the cross to take a word back out.

  • D

    Preset

    Pick one you saved from the sidebar's This Shoot settings.

Also new.

  • Keyboard review

    J and K move between finished cards, T and D jump to the title and description, C copies the keywords and X marks a card as reviewed. Press ? to see them all.

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  • Usage by client

    Files and credits per client folder for any month, as a CSV for your invoice.

    Imagesfolder barUsage by client
  • Banned keywords

    Words you never want in a result, kept on your account and removed from every file.

    SidebarBanned keywords
  • Your files keep their other metadata

    When keywords are embedded, the creator, copyright and other details already in the file stay as they were.

    ImagesDownload Keyworded Files
  • Light, Auto and Dark

    Auto follows your system. The whole site, blog and tools included, follows your choice.

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  • Free tools

    A Keyword Checker, an Agency CSV Converter, an EXIF Viewer and an Image Compressor. No account needed.

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Try it on your own photos

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