Picseta

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Picseta — AI Metadata for Shutterstock Contributors

Uploading photos to Shutterstock isn't slow. The form is. Every submission wants a title, a description, and up to 50 keywords. Do that for a hundred photos and most of your day is gone before you open Lightroom.

Picseta fixes that.


WHAT IT DOES

Picseta looks at your photo and writes the metadata: a title, description, and keyword set that actually match what Shutterstock's search expects.

There's a button inside the contributor submission page. One click, whole form filled. Review it, change whatever, submit.


HOW IT WORKS

1. Upload your photo to Shutterstock as usual
2. Click Fill with Picseta on the submission form
3. Title, description, and keywords appear
4. Tweak anything, then submit

It reads the image itself, not the filename. Subjects, colors, mood, composition — the kind of things an experienced keyworder notices.


WHY IT MATTERS

Shutterstock's search lives and dies on metadata. Weak titles and thin keyword sets mean your photos show up less and earn less. Picseta writes what buyers actually type in, not what just sounds descriptive.

- ~35 keywords per photo
- Feeling and color tags
- Correct Shutterstock category
- Commercial or Editorial classification
- Photo vs. Illustration detection


WHO IS THIS FOR

- Stock photographers sitting on a growing backlog
- Contributors spending more time on metadata than on actual editing
- Anyone who wants decent submissions without doing it by hand


REQUIREMENTS

You need a free Picseta account. New accounts include some free generations so you can try it before paying. Paid plans unlock higher monthly limits.

Sign up at picseta.com.


PRIVACY

The extension only activates on Shutterstock contributor pages and does nothing on other sites. Images go to Picseta's servers to generate metadata — they're not stored or reused.