For Getty Images & iStock contributors

Getty CSV generator — ESP-ready in one click

Turn a shoot into a Getty / iStock ESP CSV with the exact columns Getty expects and up to 50 keywords from their official controlled vocabulary. Drop it straight into ESP — no reformatting.

No credit card required — start with 15 free credits.

Building a Getty CSV by hand is its own job: the right columns in the right order, dates formatted correctly, and every keyword drawn from the controlled vocabulary or the upload bounces. PixTagger generates the whole file for you. Each photo or clip gets a title, a unique description, and up to 50 controlled-vocabulary keywords, laid out in the exact ESP column order — so you spend your time shooting, not wrestling a spreadsheet.

Exact ESP column layout

file name, created date, title, description, country, brief code, keywords — in the order Getty ESP expects, so the import just works.

Controlled-vocabulary keywords only

Every keyword comes from Getty's official whitelist, so the CSV passes validation instead of bouncing on an invalid term.

Batch into one combined CSV

Keep dropping batches — they stack in the same review screen and export as a single CSV, so a 200-file upload is still one file at the end.

Edit before you export

Review every row in a table and adjust keywords, titles, or descriptions inline before downloading.

How it works

From shoot to upload-ready in under a minute.

1

Drop your files

Drag in the photos or clips you're submitting to Getty or iStock.

2

Add Shoot Notes (optional)

Shared context — location, brief, model details — applies across the whole batch.

3

Generate

We write titles and descriptions and build controlled-vocabulary keyword lists for every file.

4

Download the Getty CSV

One click produces the ESP-ready CSV — drop it straight into Getty ESP.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What columns are in the Getty CSV?+

file name, created date, title, description, country, brief code, and up to 50 keywords — the exact columns Getty ESP imports.

Are the keywords controlled-vocabulary compliant?+

Yes. Every keyword in the Getty CSV is drawn from Getty's official controlled vocabulary, so your submission isn't rejected for invalid terms.

Can I combine several batches into one CSV?+

Yes. Each drop is capped per batch, but batches stack in the same review screen and export as a single combined CSV — and re-dropping a file already in the export is skipped, so you're never charged twice.

Does the Getty CSV work for iStock too?+

Yes. iStock shares Getty's controlled vocabulary and ESP workflow, so the same CSV works for both.

Build your Getty CSV in seconds, not spreadsheets.

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