Thanks for the site, is there a way to view the results sorted by top searches and not alphabetically?

Yes and no. It's nothing I can easily integrate into this tool unfortunately. First going to watch the demand for this tool and see where it goes from there

As I wrote, it's taking search queries from the autocompletion functionality from fotolia and pond5. Note there is no search volume or any other metric involved, it's just what those agencies believe their users are looking for - usually based on historic searches and their volume.

So this should give you ideas on how people might be searching in your niche and help you find new sub-niches you might want to explore. Definitely don't blindly copy/paste all that into you metadata

Hey, just came across this old post. What file extensions do you use for vector files? I coded dropstock.io, so I can easily add them

Will do! So far, tests look very promising, I might make it public next week. You can help me by keep uploading pictures (and getting more people to use it ) to test upload stability. Have a good weekend!�

As far as I understand, each agency requires different things to do after upload - set categories, submit, tag as editorial (or upload to a different folder), ... so we decided to strictly handle the uploading part only.

Even if all those tasks could be automated just with the metadata in the pictures, it would be a ridiculously big task to implement that for each and every agency out there, in most cases by logging into the agencies web sites with a fake browser, using fake mouse clicks and hoping the layout doesn't change or everything falls apart (and would require even more access to your accounts).

So we focus on one thing we can do well and which has the potential to boost productivity for many photographers, especially those with many photos and agencies or bad connections, which is moving files.

We might eventually do some more sophisticated workflows (photos got to X agencies, photos with "_editorial" got to Y agencies, videos go to Z agencies), but you'll still have to categorize and submit photos on the agencies websites.

We just try to save you from babysitting your uploads. You can edit pictures offline, move them to the Dropbox folder and next time you're online, your pictures will show up in your agencies inboxes automatically.

Oh, and you really should have offsite backups (external disk/sd cards don't count if your house burns down or broken into), especially if you earn your living with this data! dropstock.io automatically solves that for you, too