For stock video creators

Stock video keyword generator with multi-frame analysis

We read three frames in time order from every clip and merge the results — so your keywords capture motion, scene changes, and camera moves like Zoom In, Panning, and Tracking Shot that single-frame tools miss.

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Tagging video like a photo loses the part buyers search for: the motion. A single frame can't tell whether the camera zoomed, panned, or tracked a subject — so single-frame tools miss camera-movement keywords entirely. PixTagger samples three frames from each clip in time order (start, middle, end), compares them to infer how the camera moved, and merges the keywords into one list. It also adds the keywords the platforms require for video search, and each clip counts as a single credit no matter how long it runs.

Three frames, time-ordered

We sample the start, middle, and end of every clip and compare them — catching scene changes and action a single frame can't show.

Camera-movement detection

When the movement is clear we add the exact controlled-vocabulary term — Zoom In, Zoom Out, Panning, Tilt, Tracking Shot, or Aerial View — and stay silent when it's ambiguous, because a wrong movement keyword is worse than none.

Adobe + Getty video CSV

Includes the 'video' keyword Adobe Stock requires for video search, flags vertical clips, and exports the CSV format each platform expects.

One credit per clip, any length

No per-second pricing. A 5-second loop and a 60-second clip each cost one credit.

How it works

From shoot to upload-ready in under a minute.

Switch to Videos mode & drop clips

Frames are decoded locally in your browser, so the full-resolution file never has to upload.

Add Shoot Notes (optional)

Context sharpens the merged keywords across all three frames.

Generate

Vision AI runs on each frame, infers camera movement, and merges everything into one ordered keyword list.

Review & download CSV

Edit inline, then export the Adobe or Getty video CSV — import-ready.

Tag your footage the way buyers search for it.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How does multi-frame video tagging work?+

For every clip we extract three representative frames (start, middle, end), run vision AI on each, and merge the keywords. Comparing the frames in time order lets us detect motion and camera movement that single-frame tools miss.

Which video formats are supported?+

MP4, MOV, and M4V — the formats Adobe Stock and Getty accept. Longer clips are sampled at start, middle, and end.

Does it detect camera movement?+

Yes, when it's clear: Zoom In, Zoom Out, Panning, Tilt, Tracking Shot, and Aerial View, using each platform's exact term. If the movement is ambiguous we add no movement keyword rather than guess.

How many credits does a video cost?+

One credit per clip, regardless of length.

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Getty CSV generator

Generate an import-ready Getty Images and iStock ESP CSV with up to 50 controlled-vocabulary keywords, titles and descriptions. No reformatting, no rejected uploads.

Getty controlled vocabulary, explained

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Tag your footage the way buyers search for it.

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