KeywordPic

KeywordPic generates stock-ready metadata for your images with AI — a title, a description and a set of keywords — without leaving the upload page. Built for stock contributors. Open the side panel while submitting to Unsplash, Shutterstock, Adobe Stock or any other platform, and the photo you're working on is already loaded and ready to go. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open the panel — KeywordPic scans the page and automatically picks up the image you're viewing or uploading. A strip shows every image found on the page; click any of them to switch. 2. Hit Generate — AI analyzes the image and returns a title, a description and relevant keywords in seconds. Add optional context (product name, location) for sharper results. 3. Copy each field with one click — keywords come comma-separated, ready for any stock platform's tag field. The panel follows you: switch tabs, open an upload dialog or move to the next photo, and the suggestion updates automatically. MORE WAYS TO ADD AN IMAGE • Right-click any image on any page → "Generate keywords with KeywordPic" • Drag a file from Finder/Explorer or an image from a web page into the panel • Paste from the clipboard, or click to browse SMART ABOUT YOUR CREDITS Results are saved locally. If you load an image you've already processed, KeywordPic shows the saved result instantly — no credits spent twice. Your recent generations stay one click away in the panel's history. REQUIREMENTS A KeywordPic account (keywordpic.com) with an active subscription. Connecting takes one click — no passwords, the extension uses a secure sign-in flow. PRIVACY Images are sent to KeywordPic's servers only when you press Generate. Page scanning happens entirely in your browser; nothing is collected or transmitted while you browse. Privacy policy: https://keywordpic.com/privacy Two notes: the privacy policy URL is a placeholder — make sure that page actually exists before submitting, the review checks it. And the "single purpose" field, if asked separately: "Generate stock-photo metadata (title, description, keywords) for images on the current page."