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Tag and Search Your Image Library

Turn a messy folder of pictures into a searchable library with descriptions, keywords and alt text, and get visual briefs for the images still missing.

Tag and Search Your Image Library agent board

About

Stop scrolling through folders to find that one photo: every image described, tagged in your team's words and searchable in plain language.

What it does

  • Describes and tags each image: objects, setting, mood, style, keywords, alt text, source and rights when known
  • Finds the best images for a topic or an article, with why each one fits
  • Reads the style of a photo: light, framing, colour grade, mood, and how to reproduce it
  • Pulls sharp stills and thumbnails from videos, with captions and timecodes
  • Writes visual briefs and image-generation prompts for pictures you still need

What you need

  • Nothing to start: a few images or a page of your site is enough
  • Google Drive (optional) to catalogue the folders where your images already live. It works with Dropbox, Cloudinary or Google Photos instead if that is what you use

How setup works

You get a first set of images catalogued and searched in the first minutes. It then learns your team's vocabulary, the language of your tags and what rights information to keep, and connects your library if you want.

What stays in your hands

  • Nothing in your library is moved, renamed or deleted without your go-ahead
  • It never claims rights or credits it could not verify

What you will need

  • Google Drive

Coworkers in this template

Picture Researcher

Tags and organises your image library so anyone finds the right picture in seconds, and briefs the images still to make.

Apps

Skills · 5

Find images by content

Use when asked to find pictures that show something, or the best images in the library for a topic, an article or a page.

Pull stills from a video

Use when asked to extract stills, frames or thumbnails from a video, with captions or alt text for reuse.

Read a photo's style

Use when asked to analyse or describe the style of a photograph, or to say how to reproduce a look.

Tag the image library

Use when asked to tag, classify, describe or catalogue a set of images or a folder so the team can search it.

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Frequently asked questions

How does it tag my images?

It looks at each image and writes a description, the objects and setting, mood, style, keywords in your team's vocabulary and alt text, then keeps everything in a searchable table.

Can it search my Google Drive photos by what is in them?

Yes. Once Google Drive is connected it catalogues the folders you choose, then you search in plain words, like 'team around a laptop, daylight'.

Does it write alt text?

Yes. Each image gets alt text that says what it shows, separate from the keywords.

Can it pick stills from a video?

Yes. It samples the video, keeps the sharpest frame per moment and gives you each still with a caption, alt text and timecode.

Can it write prompts for AI image generators?

Yes. It writes visual briefs and prompts grounded in your references and the article the image will illustrate, ready to paste into your tool.

How much does it cost to run?

The template is free. Runs use your Rerun credit.

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