Lemika
AI metadata for stock photo and video contributors
What it does
Lemika generates titles, descriptions and keywords for your stock photos and videos, writes them into EXIF/IPTC/XMP and exports agency-ready CSVs. Desktop app for macOS and Windows. Stop spending your evenings on keywording.
AI metadata – titles, descriptions, and keywords written into your files, with CSV export for Adobe Stock and other stocks. Free EXIF editor for Mac & Windows.
Lemika uses AI to generate titles, descriptions, and keywords for your photos, videos, and vectors. It writes them straight into EXIF and exports a stock-ready CSV – all in one desktop app. Captioning, keywording, and formatting shouldn’t eat up your day. Lemika saves you hours of repetitive work, freeing you up for what matters most: creating. Titles, descriptions, and keywords tailored to stock search algorithms. Processed in batches for photos, videos, and vectors. Your titles, descriptions, and keywords are embedded right into your files – as EXIF, IPTC, and XMP. No quality loss, no re-encoding – pixels stay untouched. Instantly export CSV files tailored to Adobe Stock, Shutterstock,…from lemika.app
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