Stock Photo Tagger

Stock Photo Tagger is a nice little tool designed for photographers who specialize in stock photography as it allows them to effortlessly edit metadata for their pictures. With it you are able to tag individual files as well as multiple at the same time.

Stock Photo Tagger doesn’t require any kind of installation but it does depend on the ExifTool command line application to be able to work. The latter is also an install-free tool which makes the app in discussion usable even from a USB drive.

To use Stock Photo Tagger, you need to link it to ExifTool by simply choosing its location path on your PC from within the application, that probably being the only difficult task you encounter.

At a first glance, the photo tagger displays a simple, user-friendly interface in the form of a single main window from where you can preview the images and edit some basic data. You can’t zoom in on the images for a better look but a double-click on any one opens them in your default image viewer.

Stock Photo Tagger provides the means to add a title for the photos, a description of any length, along with a large number of keywords, and that’s just about it. Apart from displaying the resolution of the images, it doesn't extract any other EXIF data that might come in handy.

The application keeps track of the amount of information you add to the photos by measuring character lengths for title and description, as well as counting the number of keywords you add. Stock Photo Tagger also comes with two options that allow you to remove duplicate keywords and sort them alphabetically but those work as long as you don’t forget to comma separate them.

To wrap it up, Stock Photo Tagger does its job quite well as it allows you to easily transfer inserted metadata from one photo to an entire group, which means that you will end up saving time.